Question 217 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
A taxi driver working solely in Alberta stays within 100 km of the home terminal and works 11 hours, but ends the shift in a different town from where it began. Is a daily log required?
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Correct answer to question 217
- C: Yes, because the shift did not start and end at the same place
Explanation
The Alberta exemption from the daily log only applies when all four conditions are met. One of them is that the driver starts and ends the work shift at the same place, so this driver must complete a log.
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