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Example #6 ---- 14 Hour Rule
14 Hour Rule
AA driver may not drive beyond the 14th hour
after coming on-duty following 10 hours off-duty.
No violation on Day 1. Example # 6 -- Sleeper Berth Provision -- Eight (8) hours BUT LESS THAN 10 hours in the SLEEPER BERTH ONLY, will (MUST) exclude from the 14 hour rule. If the eight (8) hours is part of a Sleeper-Off Duty combination that equals 10 consecutive hours, then the eight (8) hours DOSE NOT exclude from the 14 hour rule. The 8 hour sleeper from 4:00am to 12:00pm is 8 hours and is part of a combination sleeper and off-duty period that equals 10 hours, therefore the 8 hours sleeper dose not excludes (extends) from the 14 hour rule. 10 hours in either off-duty, sleeper, or a combination of off-duty/sleeper always resets the 11/14 hour clock. DDL shows this as a 0 in the grid marker A reset of the 11-hour and 14-hour rules is calculated from the end of the 10 hour break. In this example 2:00pm NOTE: You must still calculated the 60-hours 7 days, or 70-hours 8 days, to determine if you have a full 11-hours or 14 hours available.
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