Weekly rest and 4 days off at easter

Who is going to be using the weekly rest advantage that having 4 days off over easter gives?

Those 4 days off gives a regular weekly rest for the week before and the week after easter

Doesn’t bother me I’ve not had a reduced weekly rest for 6 yrs.

Won’t make a jot of difference for me. I have a life outside of truck driving so I don’t do reduced weekly rest or even daily rest if I can avoid it.

Conor:
Won’t make a jot of difference for me. I have a life outside of truck driving so I don’t do reduced weekly rest or even daily rest if I can avoid it.

Amen to that !

ROG:
Who is going to be using the weekly rest advantage that having 4 days off over easter gives?

Those 4 days off gives a regular weekly rest for the week before and the week after easter

ME,get it while you can :wink: got divorced last year so its head down arse up to get back to normal :cry: :wink: :laughing:

We don’t normally do reduced rests unless you are running to Norwich or Cardiff.

ROG:
Who is going to be using the weekly rest advantage that having 4 days off over easter gives?

Those 4 days off gives a regular weekly rest for the week before and the week after easter

I don’t think it does. A weekley rest can only attach in one week or the other. You can’t split the rest period.

gurj254:

ROG:
Who is going to be using the weekly rest advantage that having 4 days off over easter gives?

Those 4 days off gives a regular weekly rest for the week before and the week after easter

I don’t think it does. A weekley rest can only attach in one week or the other. You can’t split the rest period.

A period of 90+ hours off that includes sunday midnight can be used as 45 for one week and 45 for another week

There is no rule which states what you are alluding to

gurj254:

ROG:
Who is going to be using the weekly rest advantage that having 4 days off over easter gives?

Those 4 days off gives a regular weekly rest for the week before and the week after easter

I don’t think it does. A weekley rest can only attach in one week or the other. You can’t split the rest period.

It’s true a weekly rest that straddles midnight Sunday can be counted in either week but not both, however that’s not what is being said here.

If the rest period is long enough to be two weekly rest periods then DVSA view it as back-to-back rest periods and one can be assigned to each week, it would have to be at least 69 hours for this to apply of course.

It’s not something that affects or is useful to many people in the course of their week and not something that people really bother about but ROG loves it and will have people going back through their work history for weeks to see if he can shoehorn it in somewhere. :smiley: :stuck_out_tongue:

I spend most of my Easter weekend up to the ■■■■■■■ in the GFs love tunnel. What is a reduced rest?

Sad when you have to be thinking about working your hours out when its a HOLIDAY “GET A LIFE”

Does thinking about this on a Holiday weekend constitute “other work”, So you will be screwed for hours next week ?