What is the maximum number of driving hours allowed for Army drivers in one duty day?

The maximum number of driving hours allowed for Army drivers in one duty day is 10 hours. This limit is established to ensure safety and mitigate the risks associated with driver fatigue. It reflects a commitment to maintaining high standards of operational effectiveness while prioritizing the well-being of personnel.

By capping driving hours at 10, the Army aims to reduce the likelihood of accidents caused by tiredness, which can impair judgment and reaction times. This regulation helps ensure that drivers remain alert and capable of responding to road conditions and potential hazards effectively.

The other options present longer driving periods, which do not align with the established guidelines for safe driving practices within the Army, ultimately underscoring a careful consideration of fatigue management and operational readiness.