• Designed to help drivers, auditors, supervisors and students gain proficiency at completing or reviewing a record of duty status and monthly summary.
• Provides hands-on logging experience to help satisfy DOT's Hours of Service regulations for drivers of property-carrying vehicles.
• Features logbook exercises that help users learn how to properly calculate and log the 11-hour driving limit, 14 consecutive hours-on-duty rule and 60/70 driving limits.
• Can be used for self-learning, as a one-on-one training tool or in the classroom.
• Includes plain-English explanations of DOT regulations, including the current sleeper berth and electronic logging rules.
• Also features log page samples to illustrate specific situations and problems.
• Features Frequently Asked Questions, sample forms and key regulations from 49 CFR Part 395 – Hours of Service of Drivers.
• 4th edition changes include:
  • "At-a-glance" information on the use of various types of electronic logs.
  • Information about exceptions to the 30-minute break requirement.
  • Summary of the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) rules.
  • ELD regulations, including new rules for supporting documents.
  • HOS- and ELD-related FAQs
• July 2020 revisions include:
  • Updated explanations
  • Updated graphics.
  • Workbook problems that reflect the September 2020 changes to Part 395.
• Spiral-bound, 205 pages.

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The Hours of Service & Driver Logs Workbook, 4th Edition Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Part I: Hours of Service
• Part II: The 11-Hour Driving Rule
• Part III: The 14-Hour On-Duty Rule
• Part IV: Sleeper-Berth Provisions
• Part V: Combined 11/14-Hour Rules
• Part VI: The 60/70-Hour Rule
• Part VII: Short-Haul Provisions
• Part VIII: 100-Air-Mile-Radius Exemption
• Part IX: The Monthly Log Summary
• Part X: Completing the General Information on the Log
• Part XI: Answers to Work Projects
• Appendix A: 49 CFR Part 395 – Hours of Service of Drivers
• Appendix B: Frequently Asked Questions
• Appendix C: Sample Forms