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by a local authority to provide services for old people or for mentally or physically handicapped people or Duty is all periods of work activities such as driving and other work. It also includes periods of availability (POAs) unless the driver is able to take a break or rest period that complies with EU drivers’ hours rules during the POA (See Recording other work for more information). POAs do not however count towards a driver’s working time total under The Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations 2005 (see Annex 2 for more information on working time rules).

Time spent working in other employment regardless of the occupation type or volunteering when there is an obligation to undertake duties, cannot count as rest and must be counted as duty. This includes, but is not limited to: Sea Vixen XP924, G-CVIX 'Foxy Lady' since her accident in 2017 has been based within the Navy Wings collection at Yeovilton.

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For example, let’s convert the hexadecimal number c3f to base 12. Start by converting it to decimal. The speaker ascending the floors of his house, from going up the stairs, to space-walking (further emphasising distance) ‘through the empty bedrooms’ on the second flaw, to climbing ‘the ladder to the loft’ leads to increasing physical distance between himself and his mother in the literal narrative which signifies increasing emotional distance between them in the metaphorical narrative to a point where ‘something has to give’ – a breaking point in their relationship! training related to obtaining/retaining a Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) where the training is at the request or instigation of an employer. Driver CPC training can only be undertaken during rest periods if the driver is attending voluntarily and not at the request of the employer Engineers are highly skilled specialists who use math and science to solve both simple and complex everyday problems. They make use of new discoveries by taking relevant information from prior scientific discoveries and finding where they apply to the more practical settings and uses. Engineers' valuable innovations strive to advance the way humans utilize products or perform tasks. Engineers are the professionals directly involved in the invention, design, and the maintenance of various machines, structures, or data systems. For a vehicle used by a horticulture undertaking, the derogation would apply to the carriage of goods relating to the small-scale management of non built-up land and which have a tangible link to horticulture so would include the carriage of plants, hard landscaping and fencing materials and related tools.

Where a driver utilises the multi-manning daily rest concession (of 9 hours rest in a 30 hour period) that rest period cannot be counted as a regular daily rest as it is of less than 11 hours duration. These rest periods therefore count towards the limit of 3 reduced rest periods between any 2 consecutive weekly rest periods.

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A regular daily rest is a period of rest of at least 11 hours’ duration or 12 hours if split into two periods of rest of at least three hours duration followed by at least 9 hours duration This would include the non-commercial carriage of any goods, such as a person driving a vehicle for their own personal use, for example, to move house or to transport goods as part of a leisure pursuit (for example, horses, rally cars or bikes).

for the transport of organs, blood, equipment, medical supplies or personnel by or at the request of an NHS bodyDrivers taking 2 consecutive reduced weekly rest periods on EU international journeys must also return to base or home once in every 4-week period to take a regular weekly rest, or a regular weekly rest period to which one or more periods of compensation for reduced weekly rest periods are attached. 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. 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 following diagram is an example of how a driver’s duties might be organised in compliance with the rules on weekly rest, which allow two reduced weekly rest periods to be taken consecutively. This complies with the rules because at least one regular and one reduced weekly rest period have been taken in two consecutive ‘fixed’ weeks. The additional reduced weekly rest period is needed to avoid exceeding 6x24-hour periods between weekly rest periods. Only the reduced weekly rest which is taken to meet the requirement of taking one regular weekly rest and one reduced weekly rest in two consecutive fixed weeks must be compensated for. Though they did a sterling effort trying to raise the 2 million that was needed to return her to flight, sadly nobody has come forward.

Note: This section (on reaching employer’s operational centre or driver’s home) does not apply to AETR regulated journeys as the AETR Agreement has not yet been aligned with Regulation (EC) 561/2006. 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. Under multi-manning, the ‘second’ driver in a crew may not necessarily be the same driver for the duration of the first driver’s shift but could in principle be any number of drivers as long as the conditions are met. Whether these second drivers could claim the multi-manning concession in these circumstances would depend on their other duties. Breaks may also be required under the separate Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations 2005. See Annex 2 for further details. Daily driving limit

This is an image of desperation, as the speaker’s mother desperately fights to keep their bond intact as he ventures still further away from her. A suspenseful tone is created due to the uncertainty of whether their relationship will survive. Operators must keep documents at their premises to show how this is complied with for all drivers it applies to. Sleeping facilities Drivers are sometimes required to travel to a goods vehicle they are required to drive, or from a vehicle they have driven.

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