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CASE STUDY 123

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Case Study 123

Paul recently received notice of a driving infringement from his transport manager. He is a new driver and is struggling to understand all the driving regulations.

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He has been advised to pay more attention to the driving and working hours otherwise, he is liable to receive a fine if the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency stops him.
He starts work at 06:00 am and spends the first five hours of his day on a health and safety course. This is followed by 30 minutes carrying out his daily vehicle checks. After this, he will drive his truck to make a collection from a customer around five hours away.

Paul is driving an articulated tractor unit and semi-trailer with a GVW of 36,000kg operating under EU rules. He has a busy day, so he takes the minimum legal breaks.

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