| Audience | Drivers |
| Applies To | Driver App |
Answer
Drivers’ driving time is decided according to the Hours of Service Cycle they are on. Motive offers the following HOS Cycles on the Driver App:
USA Property Cycle
- Drivers on the USA Property Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 11 hours per 14-hour shift.
USA Passenger Cycle
- Drivers on the USA Passenger Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 10 hours of the 15-hour shift.
Canada Alberta Cycle
- Drivers on the Canada Alberta Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 13 hours of the 15-hour shift.
Canada South Cycle
- Drivers on the Canada South Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 13 hours of the 14-hour shift.
Canada South Oil Cycle
- Drivers on the Canada South Oil Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 13 hours of the 14-hour shift.
Canada North Cycle
- Drivers on the Canada North Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 15 hours of the 18-hour shift.
California Property Cycle
- Drivers on the California Property Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 12 hours per 16-hour shift
California Passenger Cycle
- Drivers on the California Passenger Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 10 hours of the 15-hour shift.
Texas Intrastate Cycle
- Drivers on the Texas Intrastate Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 12 hours of the 15-hour shift.
Alaska Property Cycle
- Drivers on the Alaska Property Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 15 hours per 20-hour shift.
Alaska Passenger Cycle
- Drivers on the Alaska Passenger Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 15 hours of the 20-hour shift.
USA Short Haul Property Cycle
- Drivers on the USA Short Haul Property Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 11 hours per 14-hour shift.
USA Short Haul Passenger Cycle
- Drivers on the USA Short Haul Passenger Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 10 hours per 14-hour shift.
USA Oil and Gas Cycle
- Drivers on the USA Oil and Gas Cycle are not allowed to drive more than 11 hours per 14-hour shift.
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