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#DOT PERSONAL CONVEYANCE DRIVERS#
#DOT PERSONAL CONVEYANCE DRIVER#

#DOT PERSONAL CONVEYANCE DRIVER#

Waiting, at the request of the carrier by whom the driver is employed or otherwise engaged, for a vehicle to be serviced, loaded or unloaded,.

Inspecting or checking the load of a vehicle,.

Participating in the loading or unloading of a vehicle,.

In the case of a vehicle that is being operated by co-drivers, travelling as one of the drivers, except the time that the driver spends resting en route in a sleeper berth,.

Inspecting, servicing, repairing, conditioning or starting a vehicle,.

Checking in or preparing reports at the commencement or termination of a work shift,.

On-Duty Time means the time the driver is:

The driver is sitting in the driver’s seat, and.

Mandatory off-duty time and work-shift requirements.ĭriving Time means the time during which:.

Hours of Service regulations for provincially regulated carriers have: Equipment that is directly used in the operation or the transportation of a mounted mobile service rig.īasic Alberta Hours of Service (HOS) Requirements.That is a 2- or 3-axle vehicle that is primarily used for the transportation of primary products of a forest, lake or river, where the driver or the driver’s employer is the producer of those primary products,.is a bona fide farmer who owns or produced that agricultural product, or.That is being used primarily to transport an agricultural product where the driver of the vehicle.That is engaged in the transportation of goods or passengers for the purpose of providing relief in the case of a natural disaster or a disaster caused by human intervention,.That is an emergency vehicle as defined in the Act,.The Provincial Hours of Service requirements do not apply to the following vehicle types:

#DOT PERSONAL CONVEYANCE DRIVERS#

Drivers of the above commercial vehicles.

Commercial passenger vehicles (buses and vans) with a designed seating capacity of 11 or more passengers.Trucks, tractors, trailers or a combination of these vehicles, which have a registered gross weight or actual weight of 11,794 kilograms or greater.In Alberta, the provincial hours of service regulation applies to carriers who are required to hold a Safety Fitness Certificate and operate solely within the province of Alberta, including: