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May “oilfield” drivers take advantage of the 16-hour exception provided for property-carrying drivers under 395.1(o)?

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May “oilfield” drivers take advantage of the 16-hour exception provided for property-carrying drivers under 395.1(o)?

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No. The exception in 395.1(o) is only available to drivers who otherwise strictly observe the 14-hour limit. Since 395.1(d)(2) allows drivers of commercial motor vehicles specially constructed to service oil wells to exclude waiting time at a natural gas or oil well site from on-duty time, these drivers do not strictly observe the 14-hour limit on a daily basis. An oilfield driver may choose to use the exception provided in either 395.1(d)(2) or 395.1(o), but not both.

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