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The 30-minute break rule is mandatory unless you qualify for an exemption to it. For example, all short-haul drivers who operate within a 150 air mile radius of their starting location are exempt, as well as all non-CDL drivers who operate within a 150 air mile radius of their starting location.

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ELD 30-min Break - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip In order to complete your break go ahead and navigate to the eld home screen from here you'll seeMoreIn order to complete your break go ahead and navigate to the eld home screen from here you'll see your break timer countdown.

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According to the FMCSA, both the driver and authorized carrier staff can make limited edits to an ELD record to add missing information, or correct mistakes. It's important to note that all edits must include an annotation to explain the reason for the edit.

How To Split A Log - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Drive it in take the split to the bottom and then with progressive wedges take the split straightMoreDrive it in take the split to the bottom and then with progressive wedges take the split straight down the log and you can basically steer the wedge.