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Plain-English definitions for ELD logs, Hours-of-Service limits, sleeper berth rules, duty statuses, resets, recap hours, inspections, and driver log terms.
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Electronic device used to record driver logs.
Rules controlling driver work, driving, and rest time.
Maximum regular driving time after qualifying rest.
Driver’s daily duty window for driving eligibility.
Required break before continuing to drive.
Qualifying rest period before a new daily drive window.
Off-duty restart used to reset weekly cycle hours.
Weekly cycle limit for accumulated on-duty hours.
Hours regained as old duty days roll off.
Rule allowing qualifying rest to be split into two periods.
Duty status for resting in the truck sleeper.
Time when the driver is not working.
Working time that is not driving time.
ELD status that records drive time.
Off-duty driving for personal use when allowed.
Special ELD status for qualifying yard movement.
Unexpected conditions that may affect HOS planning.
ELD driving time not assigned to a driver.
Correction or update to an ELD log entry.
A note explaining an ELD event or edit.
Sending ELD logs during inspection.
Technical issue with required ELD function.
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