Drivers hours regulations ireland

There are different drivers’ hours rules in Northern Ireland. If you do not follow the rules If you break the drivers’ hours rules, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) can give you.  · According to the regulations, drivers must not drive more than: 9 hours in a day (can be extended up to 10 hours twice a week). 56 hours per week and 90 hours per www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 5 mins. The key requirements are that you must not drive: Without a break for more than hours. After driving for hours, a break of at least 45 minutes is mandatory. You For more than nine hours per day or 56 hours per week. This may be extended to 10 hours no more than twice during a week More.

The EU drivers’ hours and tachograph rules changed on 20 August Key changes include: a necessity for drivers’ to ‘return home’ every 4 weeks; a ban on taking regular weekly rest periods in. The key requirements are that you must not drive: Without a break for more than hours. After driving for hours, a break of at least 45 minutes is mandatory. You For more than nine hours per day or 56 hours per week. This may be extended to 10 hours no more than twice during a week More. have less than 9 hours of daily rest. work for more than 7 days before the start of the regular or reduced weekly rest (if operating under the EU rules) have less than 24 hours weekly rest. In.

Aug Rules on drivers' hours and tachographs for vehicles used for the carriage of goods in Great Britain and Europe. A driver may reduce his daily rest period to no less than 9 continuous hours, but this can be done no more than three times between any two weekly rest periods;. Mar It has also introduced a temporary and limited urgent relaxation of the enforcement of NI drivers' hours rules in Northern Ireland. Relaxation.