Getting hours back
#21
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Indianapolis, In
Posts: 322
I use a J.J.Keller logbook, and there ARE NO lines 1-7 on the individual pages. So.... assuming we are talking about the recap found on the inside cover of the book, let's start from scratch
Golf: I didn't say ALL Keller log books had the lines 1-7, as I know not all of them do. If he did that would have been great, who knows it could be one of my drivers! I did ask for his hours just in case his did and if I had his hours I could help him at least know what the answer should be. Now I appreciate the information on the front cover, I will study this when I bring a log book home and see if it does help me understand it. As I admitted in the post I never could learn it and I have been doing logs 18 years, but I require my drivers to do their re-cap on their log sheet, that way I know they are doing a re-cap. But thanks for the "DETAILS" on the re-cap I hope I can get it! I really haven't tried though! I am not being a smart butt either! Thanks
#22
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Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
Originally Posted by golfhobo
I hope this helps! Now, Rev... go ahead and put me down or argue with me! I'm sure you'll find something wrong with it! :roll:
I don't put down people (unless they deserve it). Just sayin'.
#23
Originally Posted by Dawn
I will study this when I bring a log book home and see if it does help me understand it.
As I admitted in the post I never could learn it and I have been doing logs 18 years,
But thanks for the "DETAILS" on the re-cap I hope I can get it! I really haven't tried though!
Which part is confusing you? Is it the adding of the 7 numbers together? Or perhaps the subtracting from 70? How is doing a recap difficult? Any $0.50 Wal-Mart calculator will do all the work.
#24
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Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
Originally Posted by Dawn
I will study this when I bring a log book home and see if it does help me understand it.
As I admitted in the post I never could learn it and I have been doing logs 18 years,
But thanks for the "DETAILS" on the re-cap I hope I can get it! I really haven't tried though!
Which part is confusing you? Is it the adding of the 7 numbers together? Or perhaps the subtracting from 70? How is doing a recap difficult? Any $0.50 Wal-Mart calculator will do all the work. Why do you have to turn everything around in the words I say? Gosh Rev! One day you will realize it is only you that is being "dumb" I know what I am doing and you or no one else can tell me I DON'T! It is all in the way you and the other one's (not the one's who have personally e-mailed me to thank me) like to turn crap around! I guess you all are young or you are the truck drivers that "know it all" guess what you are the dangerous one's on the road! Because I have been a log auditor for 18 years and I can learn new things every day! I am open to learning and that is why I came here to learn from drivers and drivers to learn from me! I have touched several people here and you Rev or anyone else can't run me off! I have touched thousands of drivers on the road and I am like by thousands! And of course I am a log auditor so I am the mean one, but they of course say that jokingly, cause I am a pleasant person to them as I understand the rough life they lead on the road! When someone ask a question about the 11 hour rule they don't want all the freaken exceptions, they want to understand how the 11 hour rule works, the exceptions can come later! So Rev: Being the way you are is only showing me how un intelligent you really are and reminding me that some men are really "JERKS" (You know what I really want to say right?) :lol: So go Rev up at church and learn some manners :twisted: What you need the devil church :twisted:
#26
Originally Posted by Dawn
As I said before! I require my drivers to do their re-cap on their log sheets! I have never had to learn the re-cap on the front and I have never had anyone actually explain it to me! I do know the drivers who do use it, tend to go over their 70 hour because of confussion! I know how to do a recap!
Why do you have to turn everything around in the words I say?
I know what I am doing and you or no one else can tell me I DON'T!
It is all in the way you and the other one's (not the one's who have personally e-mailed me to thank me) like to turn crap around!
I guess you all are young or you are the truck drivers that "know it all" guess what you are the dangerous one's on the road!
Because I have been a log auditor for 18 years and I can learn new things every day! I am open to learning and that is why I came here to learn from drivers and drivers to learn from me!
I have touched several people here and you Rev or anyone else can't run me off! I have touched thousands of drivers on the road and I am like by thousands!
When someone ask a question about the 11 hour rule they don't want all the freaken exceptions, they want to understand how the 11 hour rule works, the exceptions can come later!
So Rev: Being the way you are is only showing me how un intelligent you really are
So go Rev up at church and learn some manners :twisted:
What you need the devil church :twisted:
#29
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 666
i wouldnt do a recap on a log sheet unless i was close to 70 and felt curious. only so much ink in that pen. their is no differnce in a recap filled out on a log sheet and one on the front jacket they effect to the same total if used correctly.
dawn would you care to take a group of us drivers and re audit your drivers logs for every mistake we find you missed, will you pay us $100.00 need work will audit logs for food/ beer. |

