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<blockquote data-quote="Retired 2016" data-source="post: 1160754" data-attributes="member: 4579"><p>Driving behind the wheel per DOT regs means what it says<u> behind the wheel.</u> However, it it clocked by 15 minute intervals for example from 9-9:15, 9:16-9:30 etc. Whatever activity takes up the most time during that 15 minute period is the activity that gets logged. A driver that goes on break from 9-910 would log that entire 15 minute as break time even though he spends 5 minutes of that period driving to his next stop (notice that the IVIS does this for a feeder driver).</p><p></p><p>That means a package car driver who delivers 4 stops in 15 minutes (20 stops an hour) might spend more time "on duty not driving" than "driving" therefore that period would be logged as "on duty not driving" even though the driver drove for 7 minutes of the 15 minute period between stops. It is quite possible for a package car driver who has a route close to the building have a half hour of drive time and 12 hours of on duty time in a 12.5 hour day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Retired 2016, post: 1160754, member: 4579"] Driving behind the wheel per DOT regs means what it says[U] behind the wheel.[/U] However, it it clocked by 15 minute intervals for example from 9-9:15, 9:16-9:30 etc. Whatever activity takes up the most time during that 15 minute period is the activity that gets logged. A driver that goes on break from 9-910 would log that entire 15 minute as break time even though he spends 5 minutes of that period driving to his next stop (notice that the IVIS does this for a feeder driver). That means a package car driver who delivers 4 stops in 15 minutes (20 stops an hour) might spend more time "on duty not driving" than "driving" therefore that period would be logged as "on duty not driving" even though the driver drove for 7 minutes of the 15 minute period between stops. It is quite possible for a package car driver who has a route close to the building have a half hour of drive time and 12 hours of on duty time in a 12.5 hour day. [/QUOTE]
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