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<blockquote data-quote="Star B" data-source="post: 2993064" data-attributes="member: 61246">Has anyone mentioned the &quot;no logs if you stay within the 100cdl/150noncdl air mile radius of your home terminal as long as you punch in and out everyday&quot; rule?&nbsp; No?Okay then.&nbsp; I&#039;m pretty sure Express has the past 6 days of your hours of service... aka... hours worked.&nbsp; Gotta get paid somehow...have a link:<a href="https://www.glostone.com/2016/02/28/hours-of-service-the-100150-air-mile-exemption/" target="_blank">Hours of Service: The 100 and 150 Air Mile Exemption | Glostone Trucking Solutions</a>Also... here&#039;s my take.Express NonDOT means that you&#039;re not permitted by Express to drive anything bigger than a sprinter.&nbsp; If you get a manager that has a hardon for write-ups and you start a Reach, BAM.&nbsp; &quot;Could you stop in my office please?&quot;.&nbsp; Can you use it legally?&nbsp; Yes.&nbsp; However, you are breaking company rules.&nbsp; Just because you&#039;re not getting OLCC&#039;d/written up for it now doesn&#039;t mean that it could not become an issue later.The DOT doesn&#039;t care as long as you have the qualifications for the vehicle class.Probably.&nbsp; Considering Express has many vehicle types and certain ones that need a med card... have to create a classification to distinguish who has can and can not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Star B, post: 2993064, member: 61246"] Has anyone mentioned the "no logs if you stay within the 100cdl/150noncdl air mile radius of your home terminal as long as you punch in and out everyday" rule? No? Okay then. I'm pretty sure Express has the past 6 days of your hours of service... aka... hours worked. Gotta get paid somehow... have a link:[URL='https://www.glostone.com/2016/02/28/hours-of-service-the-100150-air-mile-exemption/']Hours of Service: The 100 and 150 Air Mile Exemption | Glostone Trucking Solutions[/URL] Also... here's my take. Express NonDOT means that you're not permitted by Express to drive anything bigger than a sprinter. If you get a manager that has a hardon for write-ups and you start a Reach, BAM. "Could you stop in my office please?". Can you use it legally? Yes. However, you are breaking company rules. Just because you're not getting OLCC'd/written up for it now doesn't mean that it could not become an issue later. The DOT doesn't care as long as you have the qualifications for the vehicle class. Probably. Considering Express has many vehicle types and certain ones that need a med card... have to create a classification to distinguish who has can and can not. [/QUOTE]

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