Log Book

[JWor]

I've not had to fill out a log in prob twelve years. But it's getting crunch time. I'm a P&D for Roadway in Mobile. Been laid off for bout 6 weeks now, and they just laid the guy off above me so I know I wont be working "any" now.

I have a weekend job and thankfully have been copeing. But it's time to pay the bills.

I've found a regional job that will get me by the house 2-3 day's a week and off weekends. (that the family can live with for a while) But I don't want to walk in there and tell them I'm not sure about "accuratlly" completing my log's, does anyone know of a resourse I can review? Thanks, JW

[pro1driver]

sorry, i just tried at least 2 different google searches, using different wordings, and i haven't come up with anything other than schools, or programs (you buy), or the logbooks themselves.

[RedRollingRoadblock]

This is probable one of the best sites for logbook help plus a lot of other information. Ol'Blue, USA - CDL & CMV Safety Info Center

Good luck and I hope that you can find another Union job soon.

[a9faninnc]

Alot of the logbooks have a "crash course" on the proper way of logging on the back cover of the logbook itself...Pick one up at your barn or local truckstop and check it out...Goodluck

[Cerberus]

if you have to go over the road again the company will go over the log book with you and show you the way things are now. times have changed and there are a few diferences and a few more could be on the way.

[Overnite]

just tell them you have not done otr in a long time and are not sure of the new rules. That shuld be understandable.