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How do you split service hours?
This rule is commonly referred to as the “split sleeper berth” rule. To use the split sleeper berth rule, you must spend at least one of the two required rest periods in your sleeper berth. The required rest period in the sleeper berth must be at least 8 consecutive hours (but less than 10 consecutive hours).
How do you do a split sleeper?
To use the split sleeper berth rule, you must spend at least one of the two required rest periods in your sleeper berth. The required rest period in the sleeper berth must be at least 8 consecutive hours (but less than 10 consecutive hours). This rest period will not count against your 14-hour duty clock.
Is split sleeper berth still legal?
According to FMCSA, Drivers using a sleeper berth must take at least 8 hours in the sleeper berth and may split the sleeper berth time into two periods provided neither is less than 2 hours.
How does the 8 and 2 split work?
This is called an 8/2 Split or Sleeper Split. If the driver works part of his day, but has some time left over on his 11 and 14-hour clocks, he can stop early and take at least 8 straight hours in the sleeper berth. Once that leftover time is done, he must take at least a 2-hour break.
How does the split break work?
The split sleeper berth rule allows a driver to extend an on-duty shift by splitting the required 10 consecutive hours of off-duty time into two shifts. This allows drivers to adjust schedules for things like longer hauls or warehouse hours by dropping-in a rest break that pushes out a 14-hour driving period.
How does split sleeper berth Work Canada?
The Split Sleeper Berth provision means flexibility for a driver. It allows a driver to split the required 10 consecutive hour off-duty break into two shifts. If you spend 10 or more hours in the sleeper berth, it can be interpreted instead as a full 10-hour off-duty break to your 14-hour driving window.
How do you calculate service hours?
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How do you calculate pay hours?
You do this by dividing the minutes worked by 60. You then have the hours and minutes in numerical form, which you can multiply by the wage rate. For example, if your employee works 38 hours and 27 minutes this week, you divide 27 by 60. This gives you 0.45, for a total of 38.45 hours.
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