Hours of service

[jerryb]

Hi all,

This has probably been asked before but here goes.

In the US and Canada drivers Hours Of Service Cycle 2 is 120 hours in 14 days. It also says you must have 24 consecutive hours off duty after 70 hours. Basically does this mean if you are out say 10-12 days you have to have one of your days off roughly half way through your trip,ie sit around for 24 hours before you can set off again. If your team driving could you and your partner stagger this so as to keep going?


Thanks for any help,

jerryb

[TJGoSurf]

Canada rules are different than US, so I have no clue. US rules are 70 hours in 8 days with no 24 hour required time off.

[hurgoll]

I am not sure about hours, so sorry about that. What are your company policies? What IS your company?

[jerryb]

Thanks for replies,
The company I`ll be working for is Yanke from Sasakatchewan and I`ll probably find out the answer during orientation.I just wondered about the Canadian "24" hour issue.
Cheers,
Jerry

[Bullwinkle]

It would be nice if both Countries would run on the same HOS rules, especially since so many truck operate in both Countries.

[*Cybergal*]

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Originally Posted by Bullwinkle It would be nice if both Countries would run on the same HOS rules, especially since so many truck operate in both Countries.

I agree...This would make ONE part of trucking alot easier!

[Diamondtim]

It would also be nice if all the states and canada can have one set of rules and laws for trucking, instead of having to worry about what settings and such my truck is ok to run in this state, but I need to reset something on my truck in the next state, and maybe have to reset it again in the state after that. Just find one set of rules and stick w/ it federally.