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According to Canadian Hours of Service regulations, what is the maximum cumulative driving time allowed within a work shift before a mandatory break?
Canadian Hours of Service regulations state that a driver must not drive after 13 hours of driving time in a work shift. It also specifies that a total of 14 ho
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Question: According to Canadian Hours of Service regulations, what is the maximum cumulative driving time allowed within a work shift before a mandatory break?
Answer options:
- 10 hours ✅ 13 hours
- 14 hours
- 15 hours
Correct answer: 13 hours
Explanation: Canadian Hours of Service regulations state that a driver must not drive after 13 hours of driving time in a work shift. It also specifies that a total of 14 hours on-duty time is the maximum in a work shift.
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