Log books

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{"text":"Where do I find in the DOT Handbook about carrying paper logs in DVR book, When the electric logs go down","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Q10. What must a driver do if there is an electronic logging device (ELD) malfunction?\n\nA10. If an ELD malfunctions, a driver must:\n\nNote the malfunction of the ELD and provide written notice of the malfunction to the motor carrier within 24 hours;\n\nReconstruct the record of duty status (RODS) for the current 24-hour period and the previous 7 consecutive days, and record the records of duty status on graph-grid paper logs that comply with 49 CFR 395.8, unless the driver already has the records or retrieves them from the ELD; and\n\nContinue to manually prepare RODS in accordance with 49 CFR 395.8 until the ELD is serviced and back in compliance. The recording of the driver’s hours of service on a paper log cannot continue for more than 8 days after the malfunction; a driver that continues to record his or her hours of service on a paper log beyond 8 days risk being placed out of service.\nfmcsa.dot.gov","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"honestly, i carry on like nothing happened because i know nobodies going to look at it.\n\nThe only time they look at it is if you wreck, and if that happens, i have a lot more to worry about than some missing logs.\n\nand to answer your question, your DMV will have a commercial driver's handbook, probably available in digital format on their website."}