Question 220 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Under 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?
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Correct answer to question 220
- C: 16 hours
Explanation
In a federal work shift, a driver cannot drive after 13 hours of driving, after 14 hours on duty, or after 16 hours have elapsed since the end of their most recent eight consecutive hours off duty.
More questions: National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log
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- 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?
- 226Under the federal radius exemption, what must a driver who skips the daily log do at the end of each day?