Question 213 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Under Alberta rules, after how many hours on duty in a work shift may a driver no longer drive?
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Correct answer to question 213
- B: 15 hours
Explanation
Alberta rules stop a driver from driving after being on duty for 15 hours in a work shift. On-duty time consists of driving time and on-duty not driving time.
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