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40 hours.
40 hours: 90 minus 50. Total driving in two consecutive weeks must not exceed 90 hours, and each week also has a 56-hour maximum. A week runs from 00:00 Monday to 24:00 Sunday, rather than any rolling seven-day interval. Having 40 hours remaining does not permit breaching applicable daily limits, breaks or rest requirements.
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