Lithuania, the EU and other countries
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We first study Lithuania's rules and applicable EU rules. Europe is not only the EU: the route, national law and international agreements matter for each journey. Here we compare a few selected differences.
We choose sources for their relevance and reliability: they may come from Lithuania, Poland, other EU countries, the United Kingdom, Russia or elsewhere. A source's country alone does not determine which rules apply in Lithuania. The scope and sources for each comparison are provided alongside it.
If you drove for 50 hours and did 12 hours of other work in a week, is checking the 56-hour driving limit enough?
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No. Total working time would be 62 hours, exceeding the general weekly working-time limit of 60 hours. Average weekly working time over the general four-month reference period must also not exceed 48 hours.
Please note
No lawful derogation is applied in this training example; special reference-period arrangements are assessed separately.
A simple explanation
Driving is only part of work; loading, maintenance and journey-related paperwork can also count as working time. Working-time and driving limits are checked separately and together.
50 + 12 = 62: the driving limit does not cover all work.
Sources and checks
Editorial review: 2026-09-28.
Learning objective: Add driving and other work together and apply the weekly working-time limit. EU syllabus area: 2.1. Articles 3–4 and 8 of Directive 2002/15/EC were read; the 62-hour calculation was checked.
Answer compared with sources: 2026-09-28.
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- 3 questions. In ‘Recall’ mode, first answer in your own words, then read the explanation and mark what needs more review.
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Translated from the Lithuanian edition. The material concerns Lithuania and the EU; source-check dates refer to the Lithuanian answers.
Study materials for C/CE drivers: 300 questions with explanations, lessons, quizzes and practical scenarios. Based on Lithuania's and EU rules.