Wrong about log books and state lines. There is nothing in the law that says you need to keep a log if you cross a state line. Law says that if you stay within 100 air miles of your home terminal, work less than 12 hours, and keep accurate records of your time at your home terminal, no log book is required.
Example: I live within 20 miles of a state line. I travelled across 2 states with a commercial 5-axle truck to deliver freight. Stopped at the port of entry scale whenever it was open (most of the time). Never was a word spoken about logs. I did not touch a logbook for over 10 years. Local peddle. I did return to my home terminal every day, punched in and out on a time clock, and carried no more than a trip sheet, bill of lading, and the usual assortment of CDL, medical card, IFTA card, registration and proof of insurance. Never had any issues about logs in any of the 5 states that I travelled in. Due to my location, I could go to Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut without going outside my 100 air miles.
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