Drivers

The Drivers tab displays the duty status and driving activity for a set of drivers.

Select one of the options listed below, then select the group or driver to view from the drop-down list.

Depot - Lists all drivers in the selected depot (driver's home base).
Driver or Vehicle Group - Lists drivers by groups you created to assist in reporting.
Driver - Lists all drivers who are in the same depot as you.
Search - Search for a specific driver by name or driver ID. When selected, changes the drop-down list to a search box. Search results include all matches and partial matches. For example, "Pau" will return "Paul," "Paula," and "John Paul."

Logged in

Check to show only drivers who are currently logged in to a mobile unit.

Duty Status

The driver's current duty status:

Driving	Sleeper Berth
On Duty (not driving)	Personal Conveyance
Off Duty	Yard Move

Driver Name / ID

The driver's name and login ID.

Click

to display a color-coded chart of the driver's duty status changes for his duty cycle (7, 8, or 14 days).

Click

to display his/her history of duty status changes and edits for a selected interval, such as day, week, or month.

Rule set

General U.S. rules

This driver is allowed to take a 24-hour weekly reset

This driver can record wait time at an oil well (as off-duty or sleeper berth) and it doesn't count against his daily 14hr on-duty limit.

Rules for California, Florida, Texas, or Alaska

General Canadian rules

Canadian rules for north of 60 degrees latitude

Denotes which deferral day the driver is currently on, either day 1 or day 2

Rest Break Exemption

DOT/MOT Clock

The number of driving hours remaining for the driver. This represents the lowest value of all HOS clocks (Driving Hours, On Duty Hours, and Cumulative On Duty Hours).

Note: In the next few columns, fields shaded yellow are within one hour of violating the rule, and fields shaded red with a negative number show drivers in violation and the length of time spent driving in violation. Drivers get a warning if they are within one hour of violating a rule. The warning time is configurable but Omnitracs recommends that you leave the value at 60 minutes.

Driving

The remaining time available for the selected driver. Rules and indicators for this value differ by location, as described here:

MAX daily drive time	When it follows	Within an on-duty period no longer than
11 hours	10 hours off-duty	14 hours
12 hours	10 hours off-duty	16 hours
12 hours	10 hours off-duty	16 hours
12 hours	8 hours off-duty	15 hours
15 hours	10 hours off-duty	20 hours
13 hours (Main) 15 hours (North)	within a single period after an 8-hour break

On Duty

The remaining on-duty hours for the selected driver. Rules and indicators for this value differ by location, as described here:

Rule set	Limited to	When it follows
	14 hours on duty	10 hours off-duty
	16 hours on duty	10 hours off-duty
	16 hours on duty	10 hours off-duty
	15 hours on duty	8 hours off-duty
	20 hours on duty	10 hours off-duty. No 16-hour exception may be taken.
	14 hours (Main) 18 hours (North)	within a single period after an 8-hour break

Next Break

The remaining hours before the driver is required to take a 30 minute rest break. A value appears only if the driver is subject to the rest break rule that requires a 30 min rest break for every 8 hours of on duty and driving time. The field is blank if the driver's rule set is not under the rest break rule.

Shift

For Canadian rules only. The duration, in hours, of this driver's shift. The maximum is 16 hours for Canadian Main drivers and 20 hours for Canadian North drivers. This clock is reset after 8 consecutive hours off.

DayOff Remaining

For Canadian rules only. The number of hours before the driver must begin a mandatory 24 hour off duty period.

Work Left

For Canadian rules only. This clock gives the minimum applicable value out of all daily-off-duty clocks. This field will display N/A if the driver has already completed his hours off for that day.

Cumulative On Duty

For Canadian rules only. The number of hours before the driver must begin a mandatory off duty period. A cycle 1 driver (7-day) can reset this clock with 36-hour off-duty period. A cycle 2 (14-day) driver can reset this clock with a 72-hour off-duty period.

For US rules, the cumulative hours a driver has remaining in the current 7- or 8-day duty cycle. The 60 Hour (or 7 day) rule states that drivers cannot drive if they have been on duty for more than 60 hours within 7 days. Similarly, the 70 hour (or 8-day rule) states that drivers cannot drive if they have been on duty for more than 70 hours within 8 days.

For drivers who are assigned to Intrastate rules, the following applies:

Rule set	Hours allowed in a 7-day period	Hours allowed in an 8-day period
	60 hours	80 hours
	70 hours	80 hours
	70 hours	70 hours
	70 hours	80 hours

For Canadian rules, the cumulative hours a driver has been on duty during the most recent 7- or 14-day duty cycle. Under the following rules, drivers cannot drive if they have been on duty for:

70 Hour (7 day) rule: more than 70 hrs within 7 days
70 Hour (7 day) rule north of latitude 60°N: more than 80 hours within 7 days
120 hour (14-day) rule: more than 120 hours within 14 days

Tractor

Your company's vehicle ID. Click the ID to view driving activity on the vehicle.

Last Duty Change

The exact date and time that the driver last indicated a status change. The time is based on the geographic location of the driver, and is always shown in 24-hour format.

Last Recalc

The date and time that the driver's logs were retrieved from the mobile unit and compared against the HOS rules in order to:

Determine if any warnings or violations took place
Update the available hours (Driving, On Duty, and Cumulative On Duty clocks) displayed at the top of the Driver Details and Driver Week pages
Update the current location of the vehicle

Recalc(ulation) occurs when a duty status change is processed from the mobile unit, when a user accesses or "refreshes" the Driver Details page or Driver Chart page, or every 30 min from the last recalculation.