Domestic drivers hours

 · 16 hours maximum daily duty; 10 hours daily rest; No weekly rest requirement; At least one period of 24 hours off duty in any two consecutive weeks. There are exceptions to the above. For example domestic drivers’ hours regulations do not apply in an emergency situation. There are 3 sets of rules that could apply to your journey: The rules that apply depend on: If you drive under the EU or GB domestic drivers’ hours rules, you also need to follow the working.  · The maximum amount of duty permitted in a working day is 11 hours. This limit does not apply on a day when the driver does not drive and a driver who does not drive for more than four hours on each day of the week is also exempt.

Nine (9) hours in any given day (may be extended to ten (10) hours but only two times per week). Fifty six (56) hours in any given week. Ninety (90) hours in any period of two consecutive weeks. Note: EU rules state that all the driving carried out must be recorded on a vehicle tachograph. In any working day the maximum amount of driving permitted is 10 hours. The daily driving limit applies to driving on and off the public road. Off-road driving for the purposes of agriculture. The maximum amount of duty permitted in a working day is 11 hours. This limit does not apply on a day when the driver does not drive and a driver who does not drive for more than four hours on each day of the week is also exempt.

The GB domestic drivers' hours rules apply to passenger-carrying vehicles and good vehicles that don't have to follow EU rules. A fixed working week for. Annex 2. Working time rules - The working time rules that apply to you depend on whether you drive a vehicle in scope of the EU or GB domestic drivers' hours. Daily driving limit. You must not drive for more than 10 hours in any working day. Breaks and continuous driving. After 5 hours 30 minutes of driving.