HeySurvey survey

Hours of Service (HOS) Practices Survey

This survey is designed to gather insights about your knowledge, experience, and opinions regarding Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and practices in the transportation industry. Your feedback will help identify challenges, best practices, and areas for improvement related to HOS compliance and management.

What is your primary role in the transportation industry?*

Please select the answer that best describes your current position.

Driver
Fleet/Operations Manager
Safety/Compliance Officer
Dispatcher
Other

How familiar are you with current HOS regulations?*

Please rate your familiarity with federal and state HOS requirements.

From Not at all familiar to Very familiar

Which HOS rules are you required to comply with in your current role?

Select all that apply to you.

60/70-Hour Limit
14-Hour Limit
11-Hour Driving Limit
30-Minute Break Rule
Sleeper Berth Provision
None of the above

What is the most challenging aspect of HOS compliance in your daily work?*

Briefly describe the main difficulty you face related to HOS.

Have you received adequate training on HOS rules and electronic logging devices (ELDs)?*

Share your perspective on whether the training provided meets your needs.

Yes, thoroughly
Yes, but could be improved
No, insufficient training
Not applicable

How effective do you find your current method of logging HOS (e.g., ELDs, paper logs)?*

Rate the effectiveness of your logging method in terms of accuracy and ease of use.

From Very ineffective to Very effective

What strategies or technologies have helped you maintain HOS compliance?

List any tools, processes, or practices you find beneficial.

In the past 12 months, how often have you encountered issues related to HOS violations?*

Choose the most accurate option for your experience.

Never
Rarely (1-2 times)
Occasionally (3-5 times)
Frequently (6+ times)

Please provide any suggestions for improving HOS compliance or simplifying the rules.

Share your ideas or recommendations to help the industry move forward.