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At most twice per week.
At most twice. Weekly driving is limited to 56 hours and driving over two consecutive weeks to 90. These are separate limits: three nine-hour days and two ten-hour days total 47, not 56. The regulatory week runs from Monday 00:00 to Sunday 24:00. Breaks and rest must also be observed; having a tachograph does not authorise nonstop driving.
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Six times per week, without breaks.
Never, even if all other limits are met.
At most twice per week.
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