* 1. As a do it outdoors Driver, you must fill out a DOT Log: a) Every day you drive a mobile billboard b) Weekdays only c) When driving Market-to-Market d) Only when driving on a campaign

* 2. When filling out a DOT Log, you must account for and enter all time for: a) Sleeping b) Driving c) On-the-clock (not driving) d) You must account for all of the above (a 24 hour period)

* 3. True or False? You should fill out your entire DOT Log (all entries for current day) at the end of the day. a) True b) False

* 4. How many consecutive hours are you allowed to be “ON DUTY”? a) 8 hours b) 10 Hours c) 12 Hours d) 14 Hours

* 5. After you have clocked out for the day, how many hours must you be “OFF DUTY” before operating a DOT vehicle? a) 8 consecutive hours b) 10 consecutive hours c) 12 consecutive hours d) 14 consecutive hours

* 6. True or False? After driving for 11 hours, you must stop and reset with 10 consecutive hours “OFF DUTY”. a) True b) False

* 7. If you are “OFF DUTY”, you may only use the vehicle for: a) Personal Conveyance “ONLY” for personal errands within a 20 mile roundtrip b) Getting fuel or vehicle supplies c) You may not use the vehicle for ANY reason while Off Duty

* 8. What will you write in the space labeled “Shipper & Commodity”? a) Your name b) do it outdoors c) The campaign/client’s name

* 9. What will you write in the space labeled “Home Terminal Address”? a) Your campaign hotel address b) The address of your reporting hub (always York) c) Your home address

* 10. True/False: When you are on a multiple day trip, in the spaces labeled “To” and “From,” you should write in your beginning location and final destination for your entire trip. a) True b) False

* 11. You need to add “Remarks” to your documented time when: a) Whenever you document ANY change of duty b) Just a description of your actions c) Just the name of the city and state you are in

* 12. Your “Remarks” should include: a) The name of the city and state you are in, and a description of your actions b) Just a description of your actions c) Just the name of the city and state you are in

* 13. Your Pre-Trip and Post-Trip Inspections are considered: a) ON-DUTY (Driving) b) ON-DUTY (Not Driving) c) OFF-DUTY

* 14. While driving market-to-market — If you go into a restaurant to eat, during one of your breaks you are considered: a) ON-DUTY (Driving) b) ON-DUTY (Not Driving) c) OFF-DUTY

* 15. If you stop the vehicle to get fuel, you are: a) ON-DUTY (Driving) b) ON-DUTY (Not Driving) c) OFF-DUTY

* 16. If you are taking a break to make phone calls, and you remain in the vehicle, you are: a) ON-DUTY (Driving) b) ON-DUTY (Not Driving) c) OFF-DUTY

* 17. When you are adding up your total hours for the day, it should always equal: a) 14 hours b) 24 hours c) The total number of hours you spent driving d) The total number of hours you spent on the clock

* 18. Which copy of the DOT Log do you mail in to the office? a) White copy (original) b) Yellow copy

* 19. How long must you retain your copy of the DOT Log? a) Until the book is full b) 30 days c) 14 days d) 8 days

* 20. If you are on a four day trip, you have to sign the DOT log on the _________? a) First day b) Second day c) Third day d) Fourth day e) All of the above

* 21. Mock Trip (Market-to-Market) — Read carefully and complete the Log Book example by hand. Upload / Notes (for now):