my schedule back then was not just drive 12 hrs and sleep the next day! It was more like this. Monday leave 3pm, drive up to ny, arrive 2-3am. get up at 7-8am, drive to work in NYC and work all day, repeat that for 3 days. Then after working at a desk all day on thursday nite leave NYC at 7-8pm and drive home to SC over nite. Wife worked Friday thru Monday 10 hr days and I was left to take care of 3 kids under 12. Repeated that every week for months on end.
To me driving more then 10 hrs at a time is not a great idea. What are the current regulations for drive times? How many hrs drive, how many hrs "rest" and how many hrs/miles a week are you allowed to drive legally, and in reality? tks Pete
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