How many hours should a regular weekly rest period of a driver working in road transport last?

Explanation

Correct answer: At least 45 successive hours.

In accordance with the applicable regulations concerning drivers' working hours, a regular weekly rest period lasts for a continuous period of at least 45 hours. The working and rest periods of a driver carrying out road transport are recorded using a tachograph, examples of which – analogue and digital – are shown in the illustration. Adherence to these time standards is crucial for ensuring road safety.

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