Question 218 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive in a day after being on duty for how many hours?
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Correct answer to question 218
- A: 14 hours
Explanation
Under the federal rules, a driver cannot drive in a day after having driven 13 hours or after being on duty for 14 hours. The federal rules are more restrictive than the Alberta rules, which allow 15 on-duty hours.
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