DRIVERS MAY PREPARE THIS REPORT INSTEAD OF “DRIVER’S DAILY LOG” IF THE FOLLOWING APPLIES: • Operates within 100 air-mile radius of normal work reporting location • Returns to the work reporting location and is released from work within 12 consecutive hours

Most drivers use paper logs to track their hours. This log has a charge with four sections and twenty-four boxes. Each of these boxes represents one hour during a 24-hour period.

Driver’s Daily Log Book templates are used by commercial drivers to record their driving hours, rest breaks, and other important information required by law. These templates make it easy to keep track of daily driving activities and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.

May 21, 2015 · These are the requirements for two 1-5 a.m. off-duty periods and the limitation on restart use to once per week (168 hours)). Last updated: Thursday, May 21, 2015. This set of logbook examples help explain the various provisions of the Hours-of-Service rules. (The two restart provisions that are currently suspended are not included in this set.

Inspector / Driver’s Name Print Inspector / Driver’s Signature Driver’s Signature (if different from Inspector) Driver (D) use an X if item is not satisfactory and indicate defect code(s). Schedule 1 Code Example: 21b = Tire Leaking 21b X Tires Repairer (R) use when corrected and your initials. Minor/Major Defects Not Coded Above:

A blank printable daily log for truck drivers to record miles driving, miles off duty, and other details of a trip.

Monthly Summary Sheet Hours 70 hour/8 day worked drivers only today (total of Day of lines 3&4 Month on graph) A B C Last 7 days Total Hours Total hours of hours available on duty preceeding on-duty tomorrow. last 8 days

An in-depth explanation of the hours- of-service rules as they apply to the sample log(s). Finally, on some examples an arrow labeled “CP” is used to indicate various “Calculation Points,” such as “CP#1,” “CP#2,” etc.