In a 14-hour window, which pair correctly lists driving and working hour limits?

In a 14-hour window, which pair correctly lists driving and working hour limits?

• A. 11 driving hours and 12 working hours
• B. 12 driving hours and 11 working hours
• C. 10 driving hours and 9 working hours
• D. 13 driving hours and 12 working hours

Answer: (A)

In a 14-hour on-duty window, the driving limit is 11 hours. You can be on duty for up to 14 hours in that window, but driving cannot exceed 11 of those hours; the rest can be on-duty tasks that aren’t driving or rest periods. So the option that shows 11 driving hours and 12 working hours fits these limits: driving is capped at 11 hours, and being on-duty (working) for 12 hours within the 14-hour span stays within the overall on-duty limit. The other options would push the driving time beyond the 11-hour maximum, which isn’t allowed.

In a 14-hour on-duty window, the driving limit is 11 hours. You can be on duty for up to 14 hours in that window, but driving cannot exceed 11 of those hours; the rest can be on-duty tasks that aren’t driving or rest periods. So the option that shows 11 driving hours and 12 working hours fits these limits: driving is capped at 11 hours, and being on-duty (working) for 12 hours within the 14-hour span stays within the overall on-duty limit. The other options would push the driving time beyond the 11-hour maximum, which isn’t allowed.