Hours of Service Regulations Flashcards
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How many days of records of duty status must a driver have readily available for roadside inspection?
Answer: 8 days
Drivers must have the current day's log plus the previous 7 days' records readily available, totaling 8 days.
On a paper log, duty status changes must be recorded to the nearest increment of how many minutes?
Answer: 15 minutes
Paper logs must record all duty status changes to the nearest 15-minute (quarter-hour) increment on the graph grid.
Which of the following is a required entry on a driver's daily log?
Answer: Total miles driven that day
Total miles driven is a required entry on the daily log, along with date, carrier name, truck number, and co-driver name.
An ELD is required to automatically record which of the following events?
Answer: Engine on and off
ELDs are required to automatically capture engine ignition and shutdown events, along with location, engine hours, vehicle miles, and driver ID.
For how long must a carrier retain a driver's records of duty status under federal regulations?
Answer: 6 months
Federal regulations require carriers to retain driver records of duty status for a minimum of 6 months.
In a team driving operation, how must the co-driver's name be recorded?
Answer: On both drivers' daily logs
In team operations, each driver must list the co-driver's name on their own daily log.