The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, FMSCAs, have many regulations that are designed to protect the motoring public, including limits on the hours of service, driver qualifications, bans on the use of hand-held mobile devices, driving in bad weather, and many, many more. Generally, truck drivers cannot work more than 60 hours on duty over seven consecutive days. Drivers may be on duty for up to 14 hours following 10 hours off duty, but they are limited to 11 hours of driving time. Drivers must take a mandatory 30-minute break by their eighth hour of coming on duty.