Revision question · Drivers' hours and rest periods

During your break, your vehicle will be moved by another person. What should you do with the tachograph chart?

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Leave the chart in the vehicle and record the changes on the back

Put in a new chart on your return to the vehicle

Switch to rest mode to record the break

Remove the chart and make a manual record of the break period

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Remove the chart and make a manual record of the break periodThis was the right answer

If your vehicle is likely to be used by another person while you're away from it, you should take your tachograph chart with you. Your break from driving should be entered on the reverse of the chart.

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Select the activity actually being doneReviewed guidance summary · All mode graphics were inspected: the bed means rest/break, crossed hammers other work, and the driving symbol is neither. The chart records activity as well as speed and distance.

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