Drivers can restart the 7-day period once per every 168-hour work week, by taking at least 34 consecutive hours off with two consecutive periods of 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. *The work week starts after the last legal reset.
SEE CORRECTION AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE. A report in Forbes shows that the average cost of child care in North Carolina is higher than attending public college. Citing Child Care Aware of America, North Carolinians pay an average of $9,107 annually on center-based day care.ere's a comparative analysis of tuitions at some local public institutions, excluding costs for fees and books. In North Carolina, tuition for community colleges is set by the General Assembly. The most recent rates â effective July 1, 2014 â show that a term of 16 credit hours costs in-state students $1,152.
Child care costs depend on a number of different factors, but the most important one to consider is the specific type of care you have. To illustrate this point, let's look at the cost of two of the most popular child care options in the United States: day cares (also referred as child care centers) and nannies. According to 2016 Care.com member data, the average cost of center-based day care for infants is about $10,468 per year, but prices can range from $6,605 to $20,209 a year. Similarly, the average cost of center-based day care for toddlers is about $9,733, but prices can range from $8,043 to $18,815 a year. On the other hand, the average cost of a nanny who cares for one child is about $28,905, but prices can range from $27,019 to $32,677.