In adverse weather conditions, how many additional hours can you exceed your driving hours?

In adverse weather conditions, the regulations allow for an extension of driving hours by up to two additional hours. This is important for ensuring that drivers can navigate safely under challenging circumstances, such as heavy rain, snow, or fog, where visibility and road conditions may be compromised. The extra time acknowledges that it may take longer to reach a destination safely in such conditions, allowing drivers to avoid excessive haste and potential accidents that could occur from trying to meet standard driving hours. This provision aims to maintain safety for both the driver and passengers by providing them with the necessary time to arrive at their destinations without undue pressure.