Check Your Knowledge - Logistics Quiz!
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- 1.Under EU rules what is the maximum amount a driver can drive without taking a break or starting a rest period?
- A.
3.5 hours
- B.
4.5 hours
- C.
5 hours
- 2.When the maximum driving period before a break is reached, what duration should the break be?
- A.
15 minutes
- B.
30 minutes
- C.
45 minutes
- 3.What may this break be replaced by, providing the driver does not exceed maximum driving time without a break?
- A.
20 minutes, followed by 25 minutes
- B.
25 minutes, followed by 20 minutes
- C.
15 minutes, followed by 30 minutes
- 4.What is the daily driving limit between any two rest periods?
- A.
8 hours, extendable up to 9 hours twice a week
- B.
9 hours, extendable up to 10 hours twice a week
- C.
10 hours, extendable up to 11 hours twice per week
- 5.What is the fortnightly driving limit?
- A.
90 hours
- B.
100 hours
- C.
112 hours
- 6.What is the minimum a reduced daily rest should be?
- A.
9 hours
- B.
10 hours
- C.
11 hours
- 7.Under GB domestic rules what is the maximum daily driving limit?
- A.
9 hours
- B.
10 hours
- C.
11 hours
- 8.Under GB rules what is the maximum daily driving duty limit for drivers?
- A.
9 hours
- B.
10 hours
- C.
11 hours
- 9.Under the Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations 2005, a mobile worker is required to a break before exceeding how many hours' working time?
- A.
4 hours 30 minutes
- B.
6 hours
- C.
8 hours
- 10.Under the above regulations, what is the maximum amount of hours that a mobile worker may work, averaged over the reference period?
- A.
48 hours a week
- B.
40 hours a week
- C.
45 hours a week
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