Hi,
There use to be a printable at a glance guide for the wtd hours , like a simply table of the main points to keep you in the law. Anyone know where it is please?
Oh and since passing my test, when i drive i have been taking a 15min break, and a 30 min break before i get to 4hr30 of driving, but a guy told me today , its not the best way to do it, as wont keep me in line with wtd, hence wanting to see the guide. i thought i was doing right?
You could try looking at -Saftey,law & working time directive forum ,hope this helps 
Robin_A:
Hi,There use to be a printable at a glance guide for the wtd hours , like a simply table of the main points to keep you in the law. Anyone know where it is please?
Oh and since passing my test, when i drive i have been taking a 15min break, and a 30 min break before i get to 4hr30 of driving, but a guy told me today , its not the best way to do it, as wont keep me in line with wtd, hence wanting to see the guide. i thought i was doing right?
The bloke telling you are doing wrong probably doesn’t understand it either. The present 561/2006 is very flexible and the RTD is sort of aligned with it, stick to the EU 2007 rules and do not worry too much about the WTD/RTD, it will look after itself, like the pennies.
Here is the regulation…
eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/Lex … 013:EN:PDF
and here is the idiots guide…
dft.gov.uk/pgr/freight/road/ … sgoods.pdf
With an addendum…
great thank you.
will carry on with a 15min and 30 min break before 4hr30 into shift, and yeh, they were the tables, needed to check as the agency tests when register always ask about the wtd.