Are OTR truckers restricted from speeding?
In a trip over the weekend, we spent a few hours on Sb 95 from NC, through SC, into GA. What I noticed was every single OTR truck doing the speed limit or less. While not faulting the trucks and I hav...
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enblethen wrote:
When a driver is waiting for his truck to be loaded, he is off the driving clock!
Yes, this is true. He is "On duty, not driving" And after 14 hours from log on duty, no how many hour/miles you have driven, you must log 10 hours of sleeper or off duty before you can drive again.
