Revision question · Drivers' hours and rest periods

You must keep records under the GB domestic goods-vehicle hours rules and are using a weekly record sheet. What must you record?

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Keep a written record of hours worked

Only record any driving off public roads

Keep a written record of driving time only

Always use a vehicle fitted with a tachograph

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Keep a written record of hours workedThis was the right answer

Where records are required, record your hours of duty, not just driving time. GB domestic goods-vehicle rules allow a weekly record sheet or a tachograph; exemptions can apply. The rules for buses are different.

Reviewed reading for this question

Record duty under the applicable domestic rulesReviewed guidance summary · The narrowed prompt explicitly selects a required weekly record sheet; it no longer falsely insists every domestic driver must use handwritten records.

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