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Yes, but only twice a week.
The maximum daily driving time for a bus driver with a tachograph is 9 hours. However, it is allowed to extend this to 10 hours only twice a week, provided that mandatory rest periods are respected. The option "No, unless you rest every two hours" is incorrect, as rest periods do not allow exceeding the maximum driving limit. The option "Yes, only after driving for six consecutive days" is also wrong, as the increase to 10 hours does not depend on the number of days worked. Respecting these limits is key to avoiding driver fatigue and ensuring road safety.
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Yes, only after driving for six consecutive days.
No, unless you rest every two hours.
Yes, but only twice a week.
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