Hi there this video sorted answer my question but I have a another one I normally on a set run at night 5 to 6 nights a week so noon start on my book I was just asked today if I wanted to do a Sunday run with a 10am start not my normal 4pm start so should I start my book at noon and go onto a second page? Because I won’t have enough time if I start at midnight on my book to put a 24 hour break in thanks
Hi Clayton Thank you for your comment. We need to start from some where. The best start is to watch this play list from the beginning because before you fill in a logbook you need to understand a work time and logbook rule. I have already made those videos for you. If you want more guided studies we have an online course which only cost $35 that will trach you how to fill in a logbook: www.sdt.nz/logbook-course-online/
I have a question... I drive class 2 truck within 50km radius from the base. Once a month I have to go beyond that radius, which cancels my logbook exemption. So can I just fill it on that particular day or do I have to do it on all other days of the month (when inside the 50km radius)?
Thank you for your question. I ll address it within the next few weeks. But here is a short answer: If you start a work period and stay within a 50 km radius, you don’t need a logbook for those days. But as soon as you go beyond the 50 km zone, you must keep a logbook for all the days in that work period. For example, if you start on Monday and stay within 50 km on Monday and Tuesday, you don’t need a logbook yet. But if you drive beyond 50 km on Wednesday, then you need to keep a logbook for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. On Thursday and friday you are back to driving within 50 km radius. You must keep logbook on monday , Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and friday. This continues until you end the work period by taking a 24-hour break. Hope it helps
@@SafeDriverTraining Thanks. So do I need to do detailed entries for the past days (Mon, Tue) which I might not remember? Or can I just write 'Driving within 50km radius' :)
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Hi there this video sorted answer my question but I have a another one I normally on a set run at night 5 to 6 nights a week so noon start on my book I was just asked today if I wanted to do a Sunday run with a 10am start not my normal 4pm start so should I start my book at noon and go onto a second page? Because I won’t have enough time if I start at midnight on my book to put a 24 hour break in thanks
I’m doing my class 4 full but I’m not driving yet I haven’t rilled in a log book before could you help with that if possible so I know what to do
Sure. We have a online course where you will learn everything you need to know about logbooks. Here is a link: www.sdt.nz/logbook-course-online/
Hi Clayton
Thank you for your comment. We need to start from some where. The best start is to watch this play list from the beginning because before you fill in a logbook you need to understand a work time and logbook rule. I have already made those videos for you. If you want more guided studies we have an online course which only cost $35 that will trach you how to fill in a logbook: www.sdt.nz/logbook-course-online/
I have a question... I drive class 2 truck within 50km radius from the base. Once a month I have to go beyond that radius, which cancels my logbook exemption. So can I just fill it on that particular day or do I have to do it on all other days of the month (when inside the 50km radius)?
Thank you for your question. I ll address it within the next few weeks. But here is a short answer:
If you start a work period and stay within a 50 km radius, you don’t need a logbook for those days. But as soon as you go beyond the 50 km zone, you must keep a logbook for all the days in that work period.
For example, if you start on Monday and stay within 50 km on Monday and Tuesday, you don’t need a logbook yet. But if you drive beyond 50 km on Wednesday, then you need to keep a logbook for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. On Thursday and friday you are back to driving within 50 km radius. You must keep logbook on monday , Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and friday. This continues until you end the work period by taking a 24-hour break.
Hope it helps
@@SafeDriverTraining
Thanks. So do I need to do detailed entries for the past days (Mon, Tue) which I might not remember? Or can I just write 'Driving within 50km radius' :)