Run a free cross-border check

Enter the driver's hours and the run. BorderHOS checks every minute of the trip under both countries' rules and tells you GO, NO-GO or GO WITH CONDITIONS. Hours count on both sides of the border; only the rules change at the line.

No sign-up. Nothing you enter is saved.

The run

Direction

To the border: from where the driver is now. After the border: to the first stop.

Off-duty time at or near the border, before the crossing.

When

All times on this form are in this zone.

24-hour clock. Hours read at: when you read the driver's hours, usually now. A departure earlier than that is taken as tomorrow.

This shift

When the current shift started, after 10 or more hours off. On most ELDs this is the shift start. A time later than the hours-read time is taken as yesterday.

On-duty hours include driving. A break is 30 minutes in a row without driving. Not sure? Use the driving hours.

Cycle

From the ELD's cycle summary, including today. On-duty hours count driving and all other work. Both countries' cycles are checked, so both are asked for.

24 hours in a row off in the last 14 days?
More options: the carrier's day, work earlier today

Canada counts daily hours from this hour. Most carriers use 00:00.

Work done today before the rest that started this shift. Most drivers: 0.