Question 219 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
How much off-duty time must a driver take each day under the federal hours of service rules?
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Correct answer to question 219
- C: 10 hours, with 8 of them consecutive
Explanation
Federal rules require 10 hours of off-duty time each day, eight of them consecutive. The other two hours must be taken in periods of no less than 30 minutes.
More questions: National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log
- 220Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive once how much time has elapsed since the end of their last eight consecutive hours off duty?
- 221What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 1?
- 222What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 2?
- 223How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 1 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
- 224How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 2 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
- 225Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive unless they have taken at least 24 consecutive hours off in the preceding how many days?