LIST OF DOCUMENTS THAT CAN BE USEFUL IN RECONSTRUCTING DRIVERS’ HOURS OF SERVICE:

1. Driver’s Record of Duty Status logs (49 C.F.R. § 395.8) 
2. Records of driver daily report-for-duty times, release-from-duty times, and total on-duty times, if driver was exempt from logbook requirements of 49 C.F.R. § 395.8 because of the 100 air-mile radius exemption per 49 C.F.R. § 395.1(e)
3. Automatic On-Board Recording Device (AOBRD, 395.15) or Electronic On-Board Recorder (EOBR, 395.16) eLog records
4. Mobile telecommunication tracking system records indicating vehicle status, location, time of day, speed, etc.
5. Mobile telecommunication system records showing text of messages between driver and dispatcher
6. Drivers’ cell phone billing records listing each call
7. Bills of lading
8. Trip reports
9. Expense sheets
10. State entry and exit records
11. En route warnings and citations
12. Check point and weigh station records
13. Trailer interchange records
14. Toll tickets
15. Fax transmissions regarding the subject trip and any and all goods loaded on the subject truck, bus, or tractor-trailer(s)
16. Pickup and delivery records
17. Trip summaries
18. Credit card receipts
19. Fuel receipts
20. Lodging receipts
21. Meal receipts
22. Driver’s advances for each driver on the trip
23. Payroll records for each driver on the trip
24. Tachograph or other mechanical recording device records of speed and/or distance
25. On-board computer and engine computer records of time, speed, etc.
26. Dispatch records
27. Fuel tax records
28. Gross receipts tax records
29. Federal use tax records
30. Accident reports