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When must a commercial motor vehicle driver complete a daily log or use an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) in Canada?
Drivers of commercial motor vehicles operating under federal jurisdiction must complete a daily log or use an ELD if they operate beyond a 160-kilometre radius
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Question: When must a commercial motor vehicle driver complete a daily log or use an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) in Canada?
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- Only when crossing provincial borders. ✅ When operating beyond a 160-kilometre radius from their home terminal.
- Only when carrying dangerous goods.
- When driving for more than 4 hours in a single trip.
Correct answer: When operating beyond a 160-kilometre radius from their home terminal.
Explanation: Drivers of commercial motor vehicles operating under federal jurisdiction must complete a daily log or use an ELD if they operate beyond a 160-kilometre radius from their home terminal. This rule helps ensure compliance with hours of service regulations.
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