Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.
An emergency at the end of your last shift maybe so you had to run over your hours to get parked up somewhere safe. But even driving to your max everyday you’ll still be short of 56 hrs as you’ll be parking up with a bit to spare everyday if you know what i mean.
bald bloke:
An emergency at the end of your last shift maybe so you had to run over your hours to get parked up somewhere safe. But even driving to your max everyday you’ll still be short of 56 hrs as you’ll be parking up with a bit to spare everyday if you know what i mean.
Well that was quick. bald bloke 
I which the government was that quick at debating
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.
Yes, on domestic regulations.
tachograph:
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.Yes, on domestic regulations.
Sorry EU regs come on tachograph you should no me by now
delboytwo:
tachograph:
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.Yes, on domestic regulations.
Sorry EU regs come on tachograph you should no me by now
Well I thought you’d mean EU regulations, but I also thought you’d say what you mean 
You’ve already got your answer from bald bloke
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.
I am sure there is something that gives you 58 hours driving. I will need to go back through my memory banks and documents
Wheel Nut:
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.I am sure there is something that gives you 58 hours driving. I will need to go back through my memory banks and documents
the only thing I can think of would be ferry movements ( not sure if that driving on and off the ferry driving counts though )
Over to coffee / tacho
nick2008:
Wheel Nut:
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.I am sure there is something that gives you 58 hours driving. I will need to go back through my memory banks and documents
the only thing I can think of would be ferry movements ( not sure if that driving on and off the ferry driving counts though )
Over to coffee / tacho
There was something about ferry movements counting towards weekly hours but not daily hours I think
nick2008:
Wheel Nut:
delboytwo:
Is there a situation were you could drive more than 56 hours legally in a fixed week.I am sure there is something that gives you 58 hours driving. I will need to go back through my memory banks and documents
the only thing I can think of would be ferry movements ( not sure if that driving on and off the ferry driving counts though )
Over to coffee / tacho
There was some talk about movements for ferry crossings not counting for daily driving limit but it was said it still counts for weekly driving limit so wouldn’t be relevant to Dels question.
Tachodisc wrote that a court case had taken place but it turned out not to be correct.
You can read the thread here.
When the EU regs get temporarily relaxed by the DfT in instances of prolonged bad weather?
I see there is a relaxation on at the minute for distribution of kerosene and gas oil.