Hours of Service for Team Drivers: A Plain-English Guide
The 11-hour, 14-hour, 30-minute and 34-hour rules for truck drivers, and how team drivers split the sleeper berth to keep the truck moving legally.
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Team driving, life on the road and getting started as a CDL-A driver.
The 11-hour, 14-hour, 30-minute and 34-hour rules for truck drivers, and how team drivers split the sleeper berth to keep the truck moving legally.
American Miles has run team-driven 53-ft dry vans out of Costa Mesa, California since 2017, on dedicated routes across 23 states with 24/7 dispatch. How we work with shippers and logistics partners.
Two drivers share one truck on a 5–7 day loop across the country, then spend 2–3 days at home in California. This is how the loop runs.
American Miles team drivers are 1099 independent contractors who drive company-owned trucks. What that means for your taxes, and how your pay is made up.
New CDL-A graduates are welcome at American Miles, with paid training alongside an experienced co-driver. What you need and how to apply.

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