§395.2 Questions
#11
12-06-2008, 03:12 PM
What if your log shows you on line three, but you are cooking in the sleeper? What if you and your co-driver (wife in my case) are playing cribbage? You are clearly not resting even though you are in the sleeper, so can they gig you for showing line three on your log in that case?
#12
12-25-2008, 04:43 AM
Rev:
The only activity that the FMCSA regulates in regards to the sleeper berth is repeated interruptions by the motor carrier. Otherwise, they do not regulate what you do in the sleeper berth. Any time not on line 3 or 4 is considered "resting" time. You are associating "resting" with "sleeping". The FMCSA makes no such distinction.
Mike3fan:
sleeper berth is a location not an activity.as long as you are not doing paperwork or other job related activities in the sleeper berth then it is logged on line 2
There would have to be a video or multiple witnesses to allocate the drver was in the cab (not SB) or doing other functions. I cannot tell you how many times drivers have been cited for false logs when they logged SB with fuel receipts or toll receipts indicating they were else where. The driver may have been able to have logged off-duty as they were between loads; however, you cannot drive from the SB. Be safe.
#13
12-25-2008, 05:00 AM
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Hobo's fingers are itching again! :lol2:
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#15
12-25-2008, 06:49 AM
Only had to ask yourself, eh? I'm surprised you could interpret your own answer. :lol2:
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