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ODFL | A log book tip
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GLAD TO BE_UPSF
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Beeman said:If for some reason you are asked by a LEO for your log book do him and you a favor. When you hand it to him tell him it is a noon to noon log book. They are not used to seeing them and will think there is a problem until you tell them this and they look closer.
I thought the DOT did away with noon to noon logs.
UPSF_GLAD TO BE NON-UNION said:I thought the DOT did away with noon to noon logs.
Ah maybe thats it we are in noncompliance.:razz:
I quess among other things, you have the wrong information.UPSF_GLAD TO BE NON-UNION said:I thought the DOT did away with noon to noon logs.
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dang when i was on the road i always were getting cities wrong. no one likes to tell anyone where they are...as if it would be so hard to put up and piece of paper that told where u were. pitt did not when last i was there but phl did, mostly for spelling
if there is a question ask...if no one around call central they will tell ya
if there is a question ask...if no one around call central they will tell ya
i can't remember if OD does it but look for emergency contact info or a workers comp paper work hanging on the wall.it has to have the correct address on it. also you can go to OD's web sit and look at the Service Center Locator http://www.odfl.com/locator/ it has the correct address for all the terminals.jason said:dang when i was on the road i always were getting cities wrong. no one likes to tell anyone where they are...as if it would be so hard to put up and piece of paper that told where u were. pitt did not when last i was there but phl did, mostly for spelling
if there is a question ask...if no one around call central they will tell ya