Drivers
Working time, and that is a different law
The driving time regulation is about driving and resting, the Dutch Working Hours Decree for Transport (Arbeidstijdenbesluit vervoer) is about working. The portal checks separately against the latter: at most sixty hours per week, an average of forty-eight over sixteen or twenty-six weeks, twelve hours per twenty-four hours and ten with night work.
- The average over the reference period, because that is what is checked.
- A forecast showing whether someone is on course to go over the limit.
- What is still left this week before the limit is reached.
Please note
Night work has its own, stricter limit. A week that is just within the normal standard can still be too long under the night standard.
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