I understand that you are under pressure to travel as many miles as you can in as short a time frame as you can accomplish. I know that you have been trained in the importance of completing all required entries in your logbook. However, I understand that it is easy to omit steps or to fall behind. I also know that the information in your log book may not reflect the reality of your actual trucking activities.

I can help provide a vigorous defense against all alleged trucking log violations, including:

• Failure to meet requirement for recording daily miles traveled
• Failure to list carrier name in duty status records
• Failure to list starting time in duty status records
• False report of drivers record of duty status
• Failure to include shipping document numbers in duty status records
• Failure to list co-driver in duty status records
• Failure to complete duty status record legibly, in drivers own handwriting
• Failure to include start date for the beginning of a 24-hour period in duty status records
• Failure to include total mileage driven during the 24-hour period in duty status records
• Failure to submit record of duty status within 13 days
• Failure to retain previous 7 days log
• Lack of pre-trip inspection report

Any drivers log violation or any other type of violation, such as an overweight truck violation, is a reason to contact a lawyer. I represent both Connecticut residents and truck drivers who live out of state.