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1. Driver's Guide to the Digital Tachograph

   help for the professional drivers with the Digital Tachograph and Digital Driver Card

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2. Road transport regulation – EU Working Time Directive EC NO. 2002/15

   Paragraph 4(a).1 The total weekly work period may not exceed 60.0 hours

   Paragraph 4(a).2 During a period of 17 weeks, the average weekly work period may not exceed 48 hours

   Paragraph 5.1(a) Rests should be taken when needed or after a maximum of six hours of work

   Paragraph 5.1(b) During a working period of between six and nine hours, a minimum of 30 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each

   Paragraph 5.1(c) During a working period of over nine hours, a minimum of 45 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each x 0

   Paragraph 7.1 If night work is conducted, the total daily work period may not exceed ten hours within a 24 hour period

   Paragraph 4(a).1 The total weekly work period may not exceed 60.0 hours

   Paragraph 4(a).2 During a period of 17 weeks, the average weekly work period may not exceed 48 hours

   Paragraph 5.1(a) Rests should be taken when needed or after a maximum of six hours of work

   Paragraph 5.1(b) During a working period of between six and nine hours, a minimum of 30 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each

   Paragraph 5.1(c) During a working period of over nine hours, a minimum of 45 minutes of rest is required.… more

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3. Self-Employed Professional Drivers and Employed Professional Driver

   is there something like a Self-Employed Professional Drivers or is there only Employed Professional Driver in the transport trade, not to speak about the Owner Driver

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4. EU drivers' hours regulation EC NO. 561/2006

   The main EU rules on driving hours are that you must not drive more than: 9 hours in a day - this can be extended to 10 hours twice a week. 56 hours in a week. 90 hours in any 2 consecutive weeks.

   EU drivers' hours regulation EC NO. 561/2006
   Paragraph 6.1(a) - More than 10 h of daily driving
   Paragraph 6.1(b) - +9 h daily driving more than twice a week
   Paragraph 6.2 - Weekly driving time exceeded 56 h
   Paragraph 6.3 - More than 90 h of driving in two consecutive weeks
   Paragraph 7 - Insufficient rest during a 4.5 h driving period
   Paragraph 8.2(1) - More than 3 reduced (<11 h) daily rests between two weekly rests
   Paragraph 8.2(2) - Less than 9 h of daily rest (single driver)
   Paragraph 8.5 - Less than 9 h of daily rest (multi-manning)
   Paragraph 8.6(a) - Less than 1 regular and 1 reduced weekly rest in two consecutive weeks
   Paragraph 8.6(b) - A weekly rest period started later than 6 days from the previous weekly rest
   Paragraph 8.6(c) - A reduced (<45 h) weekly rest could not be compensated
   MI: Minor infringement, SI: Serious infringement, VSI: Very serious infringement

   The main EU rules on driving hours are that you must not drive more than: 9 hours in a day - this can be extended to 10 hours twice a week. 56 hours in a week. 90 hours in any 2 consecutive weeks.

   EU drivers' hours regulation EC NO. 561/2006
   Paragraph 6.1(a) - More than 10 h of daily driving
   Paragraph 6.1(b) - +9 h daily driving more than twice a week
   Paragraph 6.2 - Weekly driving time exceeded 56 h
   Paragraph 6.3 - More than 90 h of driving in two consecutive weeks
   Paragraph 7 - Insufficient rest during… more

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5. Handling of digital tachographs regulation EC NO. 3821/1985 - EU No 165/2014

   Handling of digital tachographs regulation EC NO. 3821/1985 - EU No 165/2014

   Paragraph 34.3(b) - Less than 3 h of unspecified time
   Paragraph 34.7 - Missing entry of place where daily work period begin or end

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6. Road transport regulation - EU Working Time Directive EC NO. 2002/15

   Road transport regulation - EU Working Time Directive EC NO. 2002/15

   Paragraph 4(a).1 - The total weekly work period may not exceed 60.0 hours
   Paragraph 4(a).2 - During a period of 17 weeks, the average weekly work period may not exceed 48 hours
   Paragraph 5.1(a) - Rests should be taken when needed, or after a maximum of six hours of work
   Paragraph 5.1(b) - During a working period of between six and nine hours, a minimum of 30 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each
   Paragraph 5.1(c) - During a working period of over nine hours, a minimum of 45 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each
   Paragraph 7.1 - If night work is conducted, the total daily work period may not exceed ten hours within a 24 hour period

   Road transport regulation - EU Working Time Directive EC NO. 2002/15

   Paragraph 4(a).1 - The total weekly work period may not exceed 60.0 hours
   Paragraph 4(a).2 - During a period of 17 weeks, the average weekly work period may not exceed 48 hours
   Paragraph 5.1(a) - Rests should be taken when needed, or after a maximum of six hours of work
   Paragraph 5.1(b) - During a working period of between six and nine hours, a minimum of 30 minutes of rest is required. Resting periods may be split into periods of at least 15 minutes each
   Paragraph 5.1(c) - During… more

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