Regulations & HealthQuestion 106 of 120
Your carrier operates every day of the week. Which on-duty limit applies to you?
a.60 hours in any 7 consecutive days
b.50 hours in any 6 consecutive days
c.70 hours in any 8 consecutive days
d.80 hours in any 8 consecutive days
Explanation
Carriers operating seven days a week use the 70-hour, 8-day limit, while the 60-hour, 7-day limit applies to carriers that do not operate every day. The 50-hour and 80-hour figures are not federal limits.
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