On duty 8 hours.
Only drove 6.
Do you still need the 30-minute break?
#HOS #ELD #TruckDrivers #Trucking
Good discussion on this one.
Yard Move may be used on private property under 49 CFR 395.8 and ELD guidance.
Once a public roadway is involved, the movement must be logged as Driving.
Details matter.
#HOS #ELD #Trucking #TruckDrivers
The 30-minute break satisfies 49 CFR 395.3(a)(3)(ii).
It does NOT pause the 14-hour duty window under 395.3(a)(2).
Two separate rules.
Two separate limits.
#HOS #ELD #Detention #HoursOfService
6 hours in detention.
You log your 30-minute break.
Did that protect your 14-hour window?
Answer tonight.
#HOS #ELD #Detention #HoursOfService #TruckDrivers
Split ≠ automatic 14 pause.
Adverse may extend drive/on-duty by 2 hours.
60-hour limit under 49 CFR 395.3(b) does not extend.
At 58.5 hours — that stops you first.
#HOSCompliance
Split sleeper.
Adverse weather.
58.5 on a 60-hour week.
No standalone 30.
What legally stops you first?
#HOSCompliance
Operational scenario:
Driver checks in at 8:00 AM.
Still staged outside the facility at 3:00 PM.
Drive time available.
14-hour window nearly exhausted.
This is where detention becomes a compliance issue, not just a pay issue.
We’ll examine the rule implications tonight.
#hos
Adverse can extend up to 2 hours.
Only if unforeseeable.
Forecasted storm? No.
49 CFR 395.1(b)
#HOS
8-hour cumulative rule controls.
49 CFR 395.3(a)(3).
Split sleeper doesn’t override it.
#HOS #SplitSleeper #ELD
14-hour clock just expired.
Truck stop full.
Next one is 5 miles away.
What do you do?
#HOS #ELD #PersonalConveyance #FMCSA
False.
PC does not extend the 14-hour rule.
49 CFR 395.3 prohibits further driving once the window expires unless a specific exception applies.
#HOS #ELD #PersonalConveyance #FMCSA
True or False:
14-hour clock expires.
Can you switch to Personal Conveyance and keep moving?
Answer below.
#HOS #ELD #PersonalConveyance #FMCSA
Everyone has an opinion about HOS. The 14-hour pause is only part of the conversation.
If you could change ONE Hours-of-Service rule today, what would you change — and why?
Comment your role when you reply (Driver, Fleet, Safety, Regulator)👇
Drivers worry about longer days. Fleets worry about compliance. Safety teams worry about fatigue. Regulators want data. What do YOU see?
#FMCSA #HOS #TruckingNews #DriverSafety #14HourRule #TruckingIndustry
“25 minutes off — close enough!”
Nope. DOT says 30 minutes before eight hours of driving.
#HOSCompliance #SafetyFirst #DOTAudit


