brianchalkyshaw:
stevieboy308:
brianchalkyshaw:
Wheel Nut:
You can be prosecuted if you take too many breaks, stick to the EU legislation, that’s the important one!WTD is Humbug
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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] prosecuted for too many breaks Ive heard it all now, so your sitting on a bay for 3 hours keys handed into the gatehouse and your on the bed watching youtube or the other one [emoji57] what you do in the cab is your business, so it goes on a break. In a previous discussion it was argued that this is not considered a break and now if you take to many breaks you can get done [emoji2357] they have you both ways. We dont want you to over work nor do we want to take too many breaks.
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2 drivers set off on identical runs together
They drive 2 hours and stop, 1 has a 15 the other a 45They drive 2 hours and both stop for 30 mins break whilst being unloaded
They both drive the 4 hours back and finish
Driver 2 will be 30mins ahead of driver 1 either early on or on be back to the yard as he will of had a 45min break where driver 1 will of had 75mins of break… if all things are equal, meaning traffic is same for both drivers and speed limits are the same driver 2 will be back 30mins before driver 1.
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1 driver is legal, the other, the one that had more break isn’t and if stopped would be looking at a £200 fine