['Hours of Service']
['150 air-mile radius exception']
12/07/2023
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For property-carrying drivers, the concept of “split shifts” is not relevant due to the limitations of the 14-hour rule. The provisions of 395.1(e) only provide an exception to the record of duty status, i.e., “logbook,” requirements.
150 air-mile radius driver — A driver may go on- and off-duty multiple times during a duty tour, after completing at least 10 hours off duty, but the total of all on- and off-duty time accumulates toward their 14 hours. Once a driver is on duty more than 14 hours they no longer meet the 150 air-mile radius exemption.
Non-CDL, 150-air-mile drivers — A driver may go on- and off-duty multiple times during a duty tour, but the total of all on- and off-duty time accumulates towards the 14- or 16-hour time limit, whichever is applicable at the time, until the driver has a period of 10 or more consecutive hours off-duty.
Prior regulatory guidance on this subject (Question 19, 395.1) no longer applies to property-carrying drivers, but does apply to passenger carrying drivers.
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