Truckers may find it fairly easy to fill a drivers log book once they know the basics. The contents of a truck driver log book include the date, name of carrier, truck number, and the total number of miles driven within a 24-hour period. If the driver used more than one vehicle, then it must also be reported in the trucking log book.
Drivers Log Book
After filing the basic contents of the drivers log book, truckers can move beyond the skeleton of the form.
Drivers should report the starting time of the 24-hour period, the names of all co-drivers, and the shipping document that specifies the carrier and commodity being transported.
State the point of origination in the “from” line. In addition, write the destination in the “to” line.
Drivers Log Book