Most courts will require a log book to be kept in the vehicle at all times. This log book must be kept current and show the start and end times of any trip made to establish that you are driving within the allotted time mandated by the judge who granted your occupational driver license request.

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  1. The log is just as important as the court order itself, so do not treat it as optional paperwork. Every trip should record the date, the time you started and stopped driving, and the purpose of the trip, and every entry needs to fall inside the driving hours your court order allows. If you are stopped and the officer finds your log missing or showing a trip outside your allowed hours, you can be cited for driving while license invalid all over again. A cheap notebook kept in the glove box with the court order and your SR-22 works fine as long as it stays current.

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