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The document is a Driver's Time Record form for drivers operating within a 150-mile radius who do not require a Commercial Driver’s License. It outlines the conditions under which drivers can use this report instead of a daily log, including driving limits and off-duty requirements. The form includes sections for recording daily start and end times, total hours worked, license plate number, normal work reporting location, and comments. Employers are required to maintain these records for six months.

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Begin by entering your name in the 'Driver's Name' field, followed by your CSUID, month, and year at the top of the form.
For each day of the month, fill in the 'Start Time' and 'End Time' fields for your driving hours. Ensure you specify AM or PM correctly.
Calculate and enter the 'Total Hours' driven for each day based on your start and end times.
Record your vehicle's license plate number in the designated field.
Indicate your normal work reporting location to provide context for your driving activities.
Use the 'Comments' section for any additional notes or observations relevant to your driving record.

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What is the 150 mile radius log book rule?

The 150-air-mile radius exemption states that if drivers are operating within 150 air-miles of their normal reporting location, theyre exempt from hours-of-service regulations, and dont have to complete daily logs or have supporting HOS reporting documentation.

How many miles is 150 air mile radius?

A 150 air-mile radius from your work reporting location can be figured as 172.6 statute miles (277.8 km).

How many actual miles is 150 air miles?

Drivers who stay within a 150 air-mile (or 172.6 road-mile) radius of their starting point. The thought behind this is that short-haul drivers are less likely to face fatigue or need lengthy breaks to stay alert. Drivers who return to their base and wrap up their day within 14 hours.

How much is 150 air miles in regular miles?

The 100 air mile exemption is for CDL drivers who: Operate within 100 air miles. Go off duty within 12 hours. Report back to the same work location every day.

How much is 150 air miles?

As of 2020, the 150 air mile exemption is for property-carrying and passenger-carrying drivers drivers who: Operate within 150 air miles. Do not drive through any state that requires a CDL for the type of vehicle being driven. Report back to the same work location every day.