I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?
Highlander:
I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?
yes if the 10th hour starts after sunday midnight
ROG:
Highlander:
I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?yes if the 10th hour starts after sunday midnight
I’m not sure about that, do the 10 hour drives work on a working week or a fixed week?
Highlander:
I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?
As said if the whole of the 10th driving hour falls after midnight Sunday you’re good to go.
This was discussed in this thread.
Denis F:
ROG:
Highlander:
I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?yes if the 10th hour starts after sunday midnight
I’m not sure about that, do the 10 hour drives work on a working week or a fixed week?
The 9 hours daily driving limit can be extended to 10 hours twice in a fixed week.
(EC) 561/2006
Article 6
- The daily driving time shall not exceed nine hours.
However, the daily driving time may be extended to at most
10 hours not more than twice during the week
.
ROG:
Highlander:
I work Thursday to Monday and this week I am doing nights;starting around 18.00hrs. I did a 10hr drive Thurs and again Fri.Can I legally do a 10 tonight (Sunday) as it takes me into a new fixed week?yes if the 10th hour starts after sunday midnight
It will. Midnight - 18:00 = 6 hours. 6 hours/10 hours = doesn’t go.
That’s great,boys.Thanks for all the replies 