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C-24.2, r. 37.1.1 - Pilot project concerning the recording of hours of driving and rest by the driver of a heavy vehicle that carries goods or persons in the ordinary course of business of a film or television production enterprise
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1. The implementation of the Pilot project concerning the recording of hours of driving and rest by the driver of a heavy vehicle that carries goods or persons in the ordinary course of business of a film or television production enterprise is hereby authorized for the following purposes:
(1) test the conditions according to which hours of driving and rest can be recorded otherwise than with an electronic logging device, where a heavy vehicle carries goods or persons in the ordinary course of business of a film or television production enterprise;
(2) gather information on the operating context of film or television production enterprises to ascertain and understand their operational reality;
(3) collect information in respect of that testing to evaluate the impact on highway safety and the opportunity to establish special standards for the recording of hours of driving and rest in the context of this type of transportation.
In force: 2024-05-02
1. The implementation of the Pilot project concerning the recording of hours of driving and rest by the driver of a heavy vehicle that carries goods or persons in the ordinary course of business of a film or television production enterprise is hereby authorized for the following purposes:
(1) test the conditions according to which hours of driving and rest can be recorded otherwise than with an electronic logging device, where a heavy vehicle carries goods or persons in the ordinary course of business of a film or television production enterprise;
(2) gather information on the operating context of film or television production enterprises to ascertain and understand their operational reality;
(3) collect information in respect of that testing to evaluate the impact on highway safety and the opportunity to establish special standards for the recording of hours of driving and rest in the context of this type of transportation.
