The Global Peace Index's chart showing countries involved in external conflicts which have led to more than 25 deaths IEP. With the crisis in Gaza, the rise of Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria and the international stand-off ongoing in Ukraine, it can sometimes feel like the whole world is at war.
The 11-hour rule. A driver is not allowed to drive more than 11 consecutive hours, before he must take a 10-hour off-duty or sleeper break. Once a driver has exhausted his 11 hours driving, he can get a fresh 11 hours by taking a 10-hour off-duty or sleeper break.
A driver must have 10 hours off-duty in a day. A driver cannot drive more than 13 hours in a day. A driver cannot drive after 14 hours on-duty in a day. * Some exceptions apply; refer to Ontario Regulation 555/06. 2. Mandatory off-duty time . After a period of at least eight hours off-duty, a driver cannot drive more than 13 hours. 1  After a period of at least eight hours off-duty, a driver cannot drive after having been on-duty for 14 hours. 2  After a period of at least eight hours off-duty, a driver cannot drive after 16 hours has elapsed.