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What’s the minimum amount of daily rest you can have in a week starting on Monday at 4am and doing these days,after a weekly rest, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

delboytwo:
What’s the minimum amount of daily rest you can have in a week starting on Monday at 4am and doing these days,after a weekly rest, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

For EU regulations and assuming that Thursday contains a rest period of at least 24 hours then the answer is 45 hours.

tachograph:

delboytwo:
What’s the minimum amount of daily rest you can have in a week starting on Monday at 4am and doing these days,after a weekly rest, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

For EU regulations and assuming that Thursday contains a rest period of at least 24 hours then the answer is 45 hours.

not quite there mate :wink:

From the way in which I think you are looking at this - you have 5 X 24 hour periods with the first three split from the last two by a reduced weekly rest so 5 X 9 = 45

ROG:
From the way in which I think you are looking at this - you have 5 X 24 hour periods with the first three split from the last two by a reduced weekly rest so 5 X 9 = 45

sorry not right

ROG:
From the way in which I think you are looking at this - you have 5 X 24 hour periods with the first three split from the last two by a reduced weekly rest so 5 X 9 = 45

So you have finally admitted you were wrong last time. By giving that answer, even though it’s wrong, you haven’t stuck by your take on the previous question. if you had any conviction that you were right last time the answer you would be giving now should be a lot less than 45. :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue:

BTW, there are two reduced weekly rest periods in Del’s example. :wink:

Hang on -

delboytwo:
daily rest you can have in a week

delboytwo:
finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

The ‘week’ finishes at midnight on sunday so 41 - the other 4 hours to make up the daily rest after finishing the sunday shift are in the following ‘week’

If going on the terminology of daily rest then 27

ROG:
Hang on -

delboytwo:
daily rest you can have in a week

delboytwo:
finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

The ‘week’ finishes at midnight on sunday so 41 - the other 4 hours to make up the daily rest after finishing the sunday shift are in the following ‘week’

If going on the terminology of daily rest then 27

And if you had stuck with your convictions you should be saying 23, but you haven’t so you have admitted you were wrong.

Trap sprung. Sorted. :stuck_out_tongue: :wink:

Coffeeholic:
BTW, there are two reduced weekly rest periods in Del’s example

:blush: :blush: I’ve read the original question incorectly :blush: :blush: - I’ll start again

delboytwo:
What’s the minimum amount of daily rest you can have in a week starting on Monday at 4am and doing these days,after a weekly rest, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

From the way in which I think you are looking at this - you have 5 X 24 hour periods with the first three split from the last two by TWO reduced weekly RESTS so 5 X 9 = 45 but the ‘week’ finishes at midnight on sunday so 41 - the other 4 hours to make up the daily rest after finishing the sunday shift are in the following ‘week’

If going on the terminology of daily rest then mon+tue+sun = 23

NOTE TO SELF - when using copy & paste, make sure to change the bits you got wrong the first time!!

ROG:

Coffeeholic:
BTW, there are two reduced weekly rest periods in Del’s example

:blush: :blush: I’ve read the original question incorectly :blush: :blush: - I’ll start again

delboytwo:
What’s the minimum amount of daily rest you can have in a week starting on Monday at 4am and doing these days,after a weekly rest, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and finishing on Sunday night at 7pm

From the way in which I think you are looking at this - you have 5 X 24 hour periods with the first three split from the last two by a reduced weekly rest so 5 X 9 = 45 but the ‘week’ finishes at midnight on sunday so 41 - the other 4 hours to make up the daily rest after finishing the sunday shift are in the following ‘week’

Looks like you are still reading it incorrectly. A reduced weekly rest? Can’t be ‘a’, there are two of 'em. :wink: :stuck_out_tongue:

It’s 3x24, reduced weekly rest, 1x24, reduced weekly rest, 1x24.

ROG:
If going on the terminology of daily rest then mon+tue+sun = 23

“terminology of daily rest” what’s that ? :confused:

tachograph:

ROG:
If going on the terminology of daily rest then mon+tue+sun = 23

“terminology of daily rest” what’s that ? :confused:

mon work followed by daily rest
tue work folloed by daily rest
wed work followed by weekly rest
fri work followed by weekly rest
Sun work followed by daily rest but could be weekly (not sure if working mon or not)

how many are written as daily rest (terminology) :question:

ROG:

tachograph:

ROG:
If going on the terminology of daily rest then mon+tue+sun = 23

“terminology of daily rest” what’s that ? :confused:

mon work followed by daily rest
tue work folloed by daily rest
wed work followed by weekly rest
fri work followed by weekly rest
Sun work followed by daily rest but could be weekly (not sure if working mon or not)

how many are written as daily rest (terminology) :question:

Doesn’t matter what you choose to write it as, the daily rest is still there, it has to be otherwise you have an infringement under Article 8 (2).

Mon. Work followed by rest
Tue. Work followed by rest
Wed. Work followed by rest
Fri. Work followed by rest
Sun. Work followed by rest

That works as well, and none are written as either weekly or daily rest.

TERMINOLOGY

Within each period of 24 hours after the end of the
previous daily rest period or weekly rest period a driver shall
have taken a new daily rest period.

‘daily rest period’ means the daily period during which a
driver may freely dispose of his time and covers a ‘regular
daily rest period’ and a ‘reduced daily rest period’:

You’re right ROG, terminology is the key and the regulations handily define the terminology for us, and shows that every 24-hour period has one.