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Thread: How many log book days to keep in truck

  1. 07-10-2007 12:55 PM #1
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    Default How many log book days to keep in truck

    Does anyone know how many days worth of log book entries does a driver have to keep in the truck?
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  2. 07-10-2007 01:19 PM #2
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    7 plus current day.
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    395.8.....(k) Retention of driver's record of duty status. (1) Each motor carrier shall maintain records of duty status and all supporting documents for each driver it employs for a period of six months from the date of receipt.

    (k)(2) The driver shall retain a copy of each record of duty status for the previous 7 consecutive days which shall be in his/her possession and available for inspection while on duty.

    Note: Driver's record of duty status. The graph grid, when incorporated as part of any form used by a motor carrier, must be of sufficient size to be legible.

    The following executed specimen grid illustrates how a driver's duty status should be recorded for a trip from Richmond, Virginia, to Newark, New Jersey. The grid reflects the midnight to midnight 24 hour period.
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    BD beat me to it

    Rev hasn't been around so I figured I'd go get the reg straight from book and paste it for him. Just pickin up some slack......... :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by RostyC
    BD beat me to it

    Rev hasn't been around so I figured I'd go get the reg straight from book and paste it for him. Just pickin up some slack......... :wink:
    The only difference is you didn't yell at me!!!

    Thanks for all the replies. I've been carrying around my logs that go back to November of last year and my nice organizer is getting too big.
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    The only difference is you didn't yell at me!!!
    OH SHUT THE #*&% UP STEVE
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    Quote Originally Posted by RostyC
    The only difference is you didn't yell at me!!!
    OH SHUT THE #*&% UP STEVE

    Thanks, I feel more at home now!!! You guys are the best!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RostyC
    The only difference is you didn't yell at me!!!
    OH SHUT THE #*&% UP STEVE
    What he said.
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    All of a sudden I'm thinking of that Elton John song?
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    All of a sudden I'm thinking of that Elton John song?

    ?????????
    Candle in the wind????
    I'm still standing????
    Alligator rock????
    I don't think he wrote a song called,....
    OH SHUT THE #*&% UP STEVE
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    O.K. gotcha on that one,..the high BP is clouding my ability to understand simple things like sarcasm and humor.
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    Default Re: How many log book days to keep in truck

    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
    Does anyone know how many days worth of log book entries does a driver have to keep in the truck?

    It depends on which country you are running. :wink: U.S., Canada or Mexico. All are different. :P
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