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Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service

Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service. Module 9: Cycles. © Microsoft ® . In addition to daily and work shift limits, drivers need to work within cycle limits What are cycle limits? How many off-duty hours must a driver take to reset the cycle? What is “mandatory 24 hours off-duty”?

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Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service

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  1. Commercial Vehicle Drivers Hours of Service Module 9: Cycles

  2. © Microsoft® In addition to daily and work shift limits, drivers need to work within cycle limits • What are cycle limits? • How many off-duty hours must a driver take to reset the cycle? • What is “mandatory 24 hours off-duty”? • How do drivers switch cycles, restart their current cycle, or change the start time of their day? Module 9 -

  3. What will I learn in this module? • Cycle limits • Cycle resets • Cycle switching © Microsoft® Module 9 -

  4. What are the cycle limits? • Cycle 1 – limits on-duty time over a period of 7 days • Cycle 2 – limits on-duty time over a period of 14 days • Reach cycle limit - driver must stop driving Module 9 -

  5. What are the cycle resets? • Driver can take extended period of off-duty time (cycle reset) • After reset period – accumulated on-duty hours set back to zero, driver starts new cycle and resumes driving • Driver does not have to take cycle reset – driver can reduce hours so as not to exceed 70 or 120 hours Module 9 -

  6. Cycle 1 • No driving after 70 hours on-duty time during any period of 7 consecutive days • Driver must take at least 36 consecutive hours off-duty time to reset cycle STOP DRIVING AFTER 70 HOURS ON-DUTY IN7 DAYS Module 9 -

  7. Cycle 1 Example STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING Module 9 -

  8. Cycle 1 Example STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING Module 9 -

  9. Sliding Window Module 9 -

  10. Cycle 2 • No driving after 120 hours on-duty time in any period of 14 consecutive days • Driver can’t exceed 70 hours of on-duty time without taking at least 24 consecutive hours off-duty time • Driver must take at least 72 consecutive hours off-duty time to reset cycle STOP DRIVING AFTER 120 HOURS ON-DUTY IN14 DAYS Module 9 -

  11. Cycle 2 Example STOP DRIVING  STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING Module 9 -

  12. Cycle 2 Example STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING Module 9 -

  13. Sliding Window Module 9 -

  14. What is “mandatory 24 hours off-duty”? • No driving after 14 consecutive days (regardless of number of on-duty hours) • After 14 consecutive days on-duty, driver must take at least 24 consecutive hours off-duty time before driver resumes driving STOP DRIVING AFTER 14 DAYSON-DUTY Module 9 -

  15. Day Off Example STOP DRIVING STOP DRIVING Module 9 -

  16. How do drivers switch cycles, restart their current cycle, or change the start time of their day? • Switch from Cycle 1 to Cycle 2 – 36 consecutive hours off-duty time • Switch from Cycle 2 to Cycle 1 – 72 consecutive hours off-duty time • Change start time of day or restart cycle using Cycle 1 – 36 consecutive hours off-duty time • Change start time of day or restart cycle using Cycle 2 – 72 consecutive hours off-duty time Module 9 -

  17. Change Start Time Example Module 9 -

  18. Switch from Cycle 2 to Cycle 1 Example Module 9 -

  19. Summary of Cycle Limits Module 9 -

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