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Where the arrangement is for the driver to return to their home for this rest period, they may choose to spend it elsewhere such as a friend’s home, holiday accommodation etc. Daily rest periods may be taken in a vehicle. However, it is expected that the vehicle has suitable sleeping facilities for each driver and the vehicle is stationary. Suitable sleeping facilities in a vehicle are considered to be a bunk or other type of bed which is primarily designed for sleeping on. If a vehicle has no suitable sleeping facilities then other arrangements should be made, for example, a hotel, hostel, guest or boarding house, chalet, static caravan or rental accommodation. The important aspect of humanitarian aid is that it only applies to transport carried out on a non-commercial basis e.g. transportation of donated clothes, food parcels etc. The aid supplied must however be in direct response to an emergency or rescue operation.

A vehicle (with or without a trailer) transporting catering kiosks or any other equipment used for a purpose directly connected to a circus or funfair which is going to, for example, a local market, car boot sale, sporting event, shopping centre car park etc would not be entitled to claim this derogation. Drivers and operators are expected to reschedule any disrupted work to remain in compliance with the EU rules. Drivers must take 11 hours daily rest, or 9 hours if that concession is open to them, even when the rest period cannot be completed within the 24-hour period (or 30-hour period if multi-manned). by the British Waterways Board or Canal & River Trust for the purpose of maintaining navigable waterways Carrying materials, equipment or machinery would apply to tradesmen such as electricians or builders carrying tools or materials for their own use. A court case clarified that the terms ‘material or equipment’ covers not only tools and instruments, but also goods which are required for the performance of the work involved in the main activity of the driver.

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It does not apply to vehicles going to or from testing stations for the purposes of an annual test. Vehicles or combinations of vehicles with a maximum permissible mass not exceeding 7.5 tonnes used for the non-commercial carriage of goods

for the transport of organs, blood, equipment, medical supplies or personnel by or at the request of an NHS body For a vehicle used by fishery undertakings, the derogation only applies if it is being used to carry live fish or to carry a catch of fish from the place of landing to a place where it is to be processed. The term ‘fish’ includes finfish and shellfish. Agricultural tractors and forestry tractors used for agricultural or forestry activities within a 100 km radius from the base of the undertaking that owns, hires or leases the tractor. Vehicles that are used to carry live animals between a farm and a market or from a market to a slaughterhouse where the distance between the farm and the market or between the market and the slaughterhouse does not exceed 100 km. Vehicles being used to carry animal waste or carcasses that are not intended for human consumption. Additionally drivers who are employed to drive vehicles which would normally be in scope of EU/ AETR rules but who never carry goods or passengers in the course of that employment (and for agency drivers this means each individual placement) are not considered to be within scope of the regulations. For example, this covers operations such as: The period of extension must be compensated for by adding an equivalent period to any other rest period, by the end of the third week following the week in which the extension takes place.The following diagram is an example of how the driver’s duties might be organised in compliance with the rules on weekly rest, whereby one reduced weekly rest period may be taken in any period of two consecutive weeks. If you're ever lost, you can pull up the coordinates menu and begin moving in the direction that brings the numbers closer to the coordinates of your house. [4] X Expert Source Zac Churchill

A 1995 judgment by the European Court of Justice provides a useful guide to how this provision should be interpreted. It can apply only in cases where it unexpectedly becomes impossible to comply with the rules on drivers’ hours during the course of a journey. In other words, planned breaches of the rules are not allowed. This means that when an unforeseen event occurs, it would be for the driver to decide whether it is necessary to depart from the rules. In doing so, a driver would have to take into account the need to ensure road safety in the process (eg when driving a vehicle carrying an abnormal load under the Special Types regulations) and any instruction that may be given by an enforcement officer (eg when under police escort). The calculator above can convert hex numbers to decimals, including fractional numbers like this one, along with negative numbers. It is permitted for a driver to interrupt these reduced EU weekly rest periods by a ferry or train journey as long as the whole of the rest period is taken outside the employer’s country of establishment and the country of the drivers’ place of residence. A daily rest of at least 9 hours duration must be taken within a period of 30 hours that starts from the end of the last daily or weekly rest period. A 9-hour daily rest is however a reduced daily rest period and subject to the limit of 3 times between weekly rest periods. For the first hour of multi-manning, the presence of another driver is optional, but for the remaining time is compulsory. Ferry/train daily rest It should be carried out either by a public authority or by a private undertaking under contract to a public authority;

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The derogation doesn’t apply to the movement of sewage sludge which has been treated to make a product which is then used for another purpose such as, for example, fertiliser. Door-to-door household refuse collection or disposal It doesn’t apply to commercial operations contracted by these bodies. Vehicles, including vehicles used in the non-commercial transport of humanitarian aid, used in emergencies or rescue operations.