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56 hours.
The maximum driving time over two weeks must not exceed 90 hours, and the maximum in one week is 56 hours. Be careful: many of you might think it is 58 hours, but the law says that 56 hours per week must not be exceeded. The question refers to the following week.
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56 hours.
90 hours.
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