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If the vehicle's in an authorised coach park
If there are no passengers on board
If a smoke alarm is fitted
If it's fitted with a bunk
Explanation: Some vehicles are fitted with sleeping accommodation for the driver. If your vehicle has this facility, you're allowed to take your daily rest period there, provided your vehicle is stationary.
Category: Drivers' Hours and Rest Periods
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Buses and Coaches: Section 3
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