Revision question · Drivers' hours and rest periods

When may a driver choose to take a daily rest period in a stationary vehicle?

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If it's fitted with a bunk

If a smoke alarm is fitted

If the vehicle's in an authorised coach park

If there are no passengers on board

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If it's fitted with a bunkThis was the right answer

A driver may choose suitable sleeping accommodation in a stationary vehicle for daily rest. This does not permit a regular weekly rest of at least 45 hours in the vehicle.

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Use suitable accommodation for the correct rest typeReviewed guidance summary · The corrected prompt explicitly asks about daily rest, which may be taken in suitable stationary-vehicle sleeping accommodation; it does not permit regular weekly rest in the cab.

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