EU Rules 561/2006
Driving limits, breaks, regular / reduced / split daily rest, weekly rest and compensation.
TM Compliance AI answers UK drivers' hours questions from an approved knowledge base only — the correct regime, the right vehicle type, and the source document every time.
Regime: EU Rules 561/2006
Most compliance mistakes come from borrowing a figure from the wrong rulebook. The assistant is built to refuse that.
Driving limits, breaks, regular / reduced / split daily rest, weekly rest and compensation.
10-hour daily driving and 11-hour duty limits, with clear boundaries on what the rules don't cover.
The separate 48-hour average and 60-hour weekly framework — never blended with drivers' hours.
Every factual sentence is traced back to your organisation's approved compliance library. General model knowledge is switched off.
Goods or passenger, EU or GB Domestic — the assistant stays inside the correct framework and never borrows a figure from another.
If a legally relevant detail is missing, you get one precise clarifying question instead of a guess or a list of maybes.
A direct answer first, then regulatory position, practical guidance and named source references in plain language.
Outside the approved knowledge base, it tells you so — no hedging with "typically" or "usually".
Built for the cab, the yard and the office. Ask in seconds, mid-shift, without digging through PDFs.
Tell the assistant which rules you're running under and whether it's goods or passenger work.
"How long before I need a break?" "Can I reduce this weekly rest?" Ask it the way you'd ask a transport manager.
Get the answer, the reasoning and the document it came from — ready to record or share.
If an answer can't be traced to your approved knowledge base, it isn't given. You'll be told exactly what's missing instead.
Put a compliance companion in every cab and every office — one that answers only what it can prove.
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