Posted By Dave Wilson John go to http://www.transportoffi...ivers/vehicledrivers.htm and you can download loads of info in pdf

Posted By John Corr Dave/Mitch - thanks for your replies. I'm in a grey area, I think, as I work for a University and people drive to get to fieldwork sites (then undertake on-site work). Hopefully I can find something I can use as guidance from your replies to ensure people do not attempt to spend 12hr days in total working/driving!

Posted By Lukasz I am bit confused. This link which you Dave wrote... Can you point me on what are limits for driving if vehicle not exceed 3,5T? Thanks

Posted By Dave Wilson Sorry people getting mixed up the rules are for GOODS Vehicles you dont have to keep records but must comply with the drivers hours. For cars I dont know however in 2006 A warning to companies that they must start tracking the working hours of their drivers is being issued to car and light commercial vehicle fleets after the first successful UK health and safety prosecution of its type. The Produce Connection was fined £30,000 after one of its employees died when his vehicle drifted into the path of an oncoming lorry. He had worked 76 hours in the previous four days and chronic fatigue is believed to be a major factor. The prosecution is thought to be significant because it is the first time that a company has been fined in a case of this type where the accident occurred outside working hours.