Seventy drivers were fined by German road freight inspectors in Germany in June for spending their 45-hour rest period in the cabin. During all the inspections last month, the inspectors managed to pocket over 150 thousand euros from fines imposed for violations of drivers' hours and cabotage rules or technical defects.

70 HGV drivers fined in Germany for spending the weekly rest in the cab

New overnight accommodation is available for HGV drivers in Bremen near the motorway in the shape of a container hotel. A 45ft shipping container has been turned into a motel, offering 4 rooms with facilities. As we all know, drivers are obliged to spend their weekly rest outside of the cabin - a rule intended to make sure truckers can have a rest and start the new week energised. However, can a room only 30% bigger than the cab, placed in a busy logistics area, provide such a relaxing environment? And is 49 euros per night a fair price?

Container “hotel” for truckers opens in Bremen; rooms not much bigger than the cab

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