Sweet dreams??

705736

{"replyTo":"","text":"6 hours is all you need more than that you wake up tired or back pain","replyToPid":0}

452168

{"replyTo":"","text":"Watching TV shouldn't even be on that list. Start packing food in the truck and plan your meals around downtime during offloading, 30 minute break, waiting for dispatch instructions etc etc. Using your time wisely and efficiently coupled with a good dispatcher will yield best results. Remember, you're out here to make money!","replyToPid":0}

381660

{"replyTo":"","text":"Are you kidding me? Ten hours is enough to wash your truck, take a shower, sleep, eat breakfast and get 300 more miles down the road. I have hated this rule set since it first started 15 years ago.  ","replyToPid":0}

24471

{"replyTo":"","text":"5-6 hrs typically while on the run and full 70. After a week,  recaps breaks the time up nicely and get more sleep and personal time in. From there you either catch a 34hr reset or continue recaps. Just expect the first week to be rough coming out the gates.","replyToPid":0}

750595

{"replyTo":"","text":"what is this word sleep? lol I usually smash 2  NOS and I'm good. But when I do rest it's about 4 hours, 6 if lucky enough my dog dont lick my face to death","replyToPid":0}

706634

{"replyTo":"","text":"5-6","replyToPid":0}