Question,
Is off road driving such as on building sights classed as driving time or other work??
Im sure I knew the answer to this question but i have gone and confussed myself and now I am in doubt 
Thanks in advance 
Driving time, if you mean doing it in conjunction with also driving on the highway rather than only ever off road.
Thanks Coffeeholic, Just the answer i needed from someone who knows what there talking about
Im halfway through your book at the moment and its bloody great for loads of reasons but thats another story!,
Thanks again, Ill let ya know what I think of the book when Im done
total madness:
Im halfway through your book at the moment and its bloody great for loads of reasons…
I find it best for solving the problem of the wonky short leg on my table. 
Yeah definitly counted towards driving time. When i’m on a farm pulling on milk and stationary it’s all counted as driving time
Coffeeholic:
Driving time, if you mean doing it in conjunction with also driving on the highway rather than only ever off road.
Exactly what I mean, I drive a concrete mixer. Have been for the last 2 months and I was not sure if when I drive of the highway and on to a building sight if it was classed as driving time or other work but Coffeeholic to the rescue!
I think I knew that anyway as im sure it used to be classed as other work but has recently changed??
Being a a newbie (6 months class 2) its not quite second nature yet with regards to hours and laws but im not scared to ask
Coffeeholic:
total madness:
Im halfway through your book at the moment and its bloody great for loads of reasons…I find it best for solving the problem of the wonky short leg on my table.
I did nearly use it to swat an angry wasp in my cab on monday but the Devon A to Z was closer!! 
Sitting on the radiator shelf in our loo. Not many pages left to tear out…
44 Tonne Ton:
Sitting on the radiator shelf in our loo. Not many pages left to tear out…
Whatever you do don’t use the cover, too shiny to be effective.
Coffeeholic:
44 Tonne Ton:
Sitting on the radiator shelf in our loo. Not many pages left to tear out…Whatever you do don’t use the cover, too shiny to be effective.
There speaks a man who’s never used Izal.
44 Tonne Ton:
Sitting on the radiator shelf in our loo. Not many pages left to tear out…
FPMSL! That is cruel… 