Interstate Truck Driver's Guide to Hours of Service

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This is the official publication for hours of service in the United States. The publication is produced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

CDL drivers must have a log book when operating beyond 160km (100M) of their home terminal.

How to Correctly Fill Out Logbook Form

Author: Rick

Learn how to fill in the information that goes on the log book sheets.

There are 4 lines on the logbook graph and it has to be filled out with one continuous line.

How to Correctly Fill Out Logbook Graph—Canada & US

Author: Rick

Learn how to fill out the logbook graph correctly.

Freight documents and fuel receipts are just some of the documents that you may have to produce to show that your logbook is true.

Supporting Documents That Verify Your Logbook

Author: Rick

All logbooks have supporting documentation that you have to produce if inspected.

Most CDL drivers get a fine because the violate the number of hours for their work cycle.<p>Keep track of the hours your work for your cycle.

Correctly Calculating Work Cycle | CDL Log Books

Author: Rick

Many drivers get a violation for exceeding their work cycle hours.

Blank logbook sheets for you to practice filling out a logbook correctly for your career as a truck or bus driver.

Blank Logbook Pages to Practice

Author: Rick

CLICK TO GET YOUR BLANK LOGSHEETS HERE!

The logsheet is a legal document. If something goes wrong such as a crash, you want to ensure you logbook is filled out correctly.

The Logbook as a Legal Document

Author: Rick

The log book is a legal document & can save you money.

Learn the basics for keeping a logbook in the United States here.

Entering a Flag in Your Logbook

Author: Rick

Flagging your logbook to show that you did an activity, but didn't change duty status.