First off, Thanks for all of the information posted in these forums. Thanks to all of the new or interested drivers asking all of the questions so I don't have to.

I buy and sell heavy haul trucks for a construction company. I also manage our day fleet (8 hour shift) and am a mechanic for our trucks. I have a CDL for combination but no air brake endorsement.

I tell you this, to share this...I have been blessed with the opportunity to drive a tractor trailer for a racing team. It would require me to be on the road for about 10 days a month for 6 months out of the year. Locations include Canada (twice), California (twice), Miami, Atlanta, and New Jersey.

I have to take my practical for air brakes within the next 90 days.

So as I have been reading I find something I need to familiarize myself with.

Log books - Where do I find information on the correct way to use them?

I know my situation isn't like the OTR driving most of you are used to, but even if it is for a couple times a year - I want to do it right.

Thanks for any advice. I'm sure I left stuff out, so I will answer as much as I can as I check the site.

Dan

 

http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/

everything you want to know and a lot you dont

http://www.olblueusa.org/askthelaw/

very good site to ask questions, they will respond by email

 

Thank you much!

 

Turbo Buicks rock. I want a GNX someday

 

Hope you got $80-100K laying around.

 

How about a clone?

I got the GMC Typhoon, just need another turbo GM :lol:

 

a got a 93 buick century beater :P V6 thats right you all dont know nothing about that :lol:

 

of course he does, he's a truck driver