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Truck Driver Sleep Calculator
HOS-Compliant Sleep Planning & Fatigue Risk Assessment
Optimize your sleep schedule, manage Hours of Service compliance, reduce fatigue, and improve road safety with evidence-based sleep planning designed specifically for commercial drivers.
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Important Safety Notice
This calculator is for educational and planning purposes only. It does not replace FMCSA Hours of Service regulations, proper medical evaluation, or professional sleep consultation. If you experience excessive sleepiness, difficulty staying awake while driving, or symptoms of sleep apnea, consult a healthcare provider immediately. Always comply with all HOS regulations and prioritize safety over schedules.
👤 Driver Profile
Commercial drivers must be 21+ for interstate commerce
1 year
10 years
40 years
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Long Haul
(500+ miles)
(500+ miles)
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Regional
(250-500 miles)
(250-500 miles)
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Local
(<250 miles)
(<250 miles)
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Driver
Driver
📅 Current Schedule
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7 hours
14 hrs
0 hrs
14 hours
24 hrs
🚚 Hours of Service (HOS) Tracking
0 hrs
6 hours
11 hrs (max)
0 hrs
8 hours
14 hrs (max)
FMCSA limit: 60 hours in 7 days or 70 hours in 8 days
Hours since your last consecutive 10-hour off-duty period
😴 Sleep Quality Assessment
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Poor
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Fair
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Good
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Excellent
5 min
20 minutes
120 min
🏥 Health Profile
Body Mass Index is automatically calculated from height and weight
Neck circumference ≥17 inches (men) or ≥16 inches (women) increases sleep apnea risk
⚕️ Medical Conditions (check all that apply)
💊 Medications & Substances
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Medical Disclaimer: This calculator is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The fatigue risk scores and recommendations are based on general sleep science research and FMCSA regulations, but do not account for individual medical conditions. If you have concerns about sleep disorders, excessive daytime sleepiness, or any medical condition that may affect your ability to drive safely, please consult with a qualified healthcare provider or sleep specialist. Always comply with FMCSA Hours of Service regulations and prioritize safety. If you feel too tired to drive safely, pull over and rest immediately.