Spead Overs

guys tryib to get my head round spread overs i no max duty in a week is 60 hours or is it 56 hours and thats govened by rest required so how does it work IE How many 15 hour days can you do ect sorry to ask just my jobs in the past have not really involved maxing hours so its never really been an issue

bjd:
guys tryib to get my head round spread overs i no max duty in a week is 60 hours or is it 56 hours and thats govened by rest required so how does it work IE How many 15 hour days can you do ect sorry to ask just my jobs in the past have not really involved maxing hours so its never really been an issue

Forget Speadovers or even Spreadovers.

56 hours maximum driving in a week, maximum 90 hours driving in any consecutive fortnight.

So if you start week one and drive 30 hours, week two, drive 50 hours, you can only do 40 hours driving in week three :arrow_right:

11 hours rest taken inside 24 hours. eg. start 6am you must be resting by 19.00 commonly and wrongly called 13hrs spreadover

3 x reduced rest of 9hrs allowed between two weekly rest periods. eg. start 6am park up by 20.00 is one reduced 9 hour period even though you have 10 hours rest if you start a 6am tomorrow

Wheel Nut:

bjd:
guys tryib to get my head round spread overs i no max duty in a week is 60 hours or is it 56 hours and thats govened by rest required so how does it work IE How many 15 hour days can you do ect sorry to ask just my jobs in the past have not really involved maxing hours so its never really been an issue

Forget Speadovers or even Spreadovers.

56 hours maximum driving in a week, maximum 90 hours driving in any consecutive fortnight.

So if you start week one and drive 30 hours, week two, drive 50 hours, you can only do 40 hours driving in week three :arrow_right: ok so week 4 you can only do 50 HRS driving as its based on a rolling week

11 hours rest taken inside 24 hours. eg. start 6am you must be resting by 19.00 commonly and wrongly called 13hrs spreadover

3 x reduced rest of 9hrs allowed between two weekly rest periods. eg. start 6am park up by 20.00 is one reduced 9 hour period even though you have 10 hours rest if you start a 6am tomorrow

So any reduction from between 11 and 9 hours is classed as a reducion

bjd:

Wheel Nut:

bjd:
guys tryib to get my head round spread overs i no max duty in a week is 60 hours or is it 56 hours and thats govened by rest required so how does it work IE How many 15 hour days can you do ect sorry to ask just my jobs in the past have not really involved maxing hours so its never really been an issue

Forget Speadovers or even Spreadovers.

56 hours maximum driving in a week, maximum 90 hours driving in any consecutive fortnight.

So if you start week one and drive 30 hours, week two, drive 50 hours, you can only do 40 hours driving in week three :arrow_right: ok so week 4 you can only do 50 HRS driving as its based on a rolling week

11 hours rest taken inside 24 hours. eg. start 6am you must be resting by 19.00 commonly and wrongly called 13hrs spreadover

3 x reduced rest of 9hrs allowed between two weekly rest periods. eg. start 6am park up by 20.00 is one reduced 9 hour period even though you have 10 hours rest if you start a 6am tomorrow

So any reduction from between 11 and 9 hours is classed as a reducion

Yes, if you start at 6am and finish at 19.01 you have used up one of your reduced rest periods. If it happens to me. then I will often utilise a 10hour drive of which you are allowed to do twice and drive on for another hour.

A free copy of this to keep at hand or print this 1

businesslink.gov.uk/Transpor … hicles.pdf

Vosa do a free handbook with all the rules and regs in. Give them a call and they will send you as many copies as you want.

Just a note. You can actually reduce to 9hours rest every night as long as you have 3hours uninterrupted rest during the day

daleyboy:
Vosa do a free handbook with all the rules and regs in. Give them a call and they will send you as many copies as you want.

Just a note. You can actually reduce to 9hours rest every night as long as you have 3hours uninterrupted rest during the day

Ooh, the split rest rule, lovely, because all drivers want to do 5x15hrs a week (6x15hrs every other week)…

waynedl:

daleyboy:
Vosa do a free handbook with all the rules and regs in. Give them a call and they will send you as many copies as you want.

Just a note. You can actually reduce to 9hours rest every night as long as you have 3hours uninterrupted rest during the day

Ooh, the split rest rule, lovely, because all drivers want to do 5x15hrs a week (6x15hrs every other week)…

apparently there are some that do, especially if they work for vandenbosch :stuck_out_tongue:

Wheel Nut:

bjd:

Wheel Nut:

bjd:
guys tryib to get my head round spread overs i no max duty in a week is 60 hours or is it 56 hours and thats govened by rest required so how does it work IE How many 15 hour days can you do ect sorry to ask just my jobs in the past have not really involved maxing hours so its never really been an issue

Forget Speadovers or even Spreadovers.

56 hours maximum driving in a week, maximum 90 hours driving in any consecutive fortnight.

So if you start week one and drive 30 hours, week two, drive 50 hours, you can only do 40 hours driving in week three :arrow_right: ok so week 4 you can only do 50 HRS driving as its based on a rolling week

11 hours rest taken inside 24 hours. eg. start 6am you must be resting by 19.00 commonly and wrongly called 13hrs spreadover

3 x reduced rest of 9hrs allowed between two weekly rest periods. eg. start 6am park up by 20.00 is one reduced 9 hour period even though you have 10 hours rest if you start a 6am tomorrow

So any reduction from between 11 and 9 hours is classed as a reducion

Yes, if you start at 6am and finish at 19.01 you have used up one of your reduced rest periods. If it happens to me. then I will often utilise a 10hour drive of which you are allowed to do twice and drive on for another hour.

What happens if I have 11 hours off starting again at 06.01 does that mean its not a reduced rest?

daleyboy:
Vosa do a free handbook with all the rules and regs in. Give them a call and they will send you as many copies as you want.

Just a note. You can actually reduce to 9hours rest every night as long as you have 3hours uninterrupted rest during the day

Is this the free handbook you are on about as if you look in the back you will find the address & phone numbers of them all as I understand

animal:
A free copy of this to keep at hand or print this 1

businesslink.gov.uk/Transpor … hicles.pdf

bjd:
What happens if I have 11 hours off starting again at 06.01 does that mean its not a reduced rest?

your work (spread) and rest must total less than 24 so if you work 15 hours take 11 off its still classed as reduced daily break

Use this link, It tells you everything you need to Know. The third box down is applicable to goods vehicles. dft.gov.uk/vosa/publications … guides.htm

mike68:
Use this link, It tells you everything you need to Know. The third box down is applicable to goods vehicles. dft.gov.uk/vosa/publications … guides.htm

Following your instructions mike68, takes you to exactly the same guide as -

animal:
A free copy of this to keep at hand or print this 1
businesslink.gov.uk/Transpor … hicles.pdf

Except that you need 2 clicks for your link and only 1 for animals.