Will there be an overtime fee for taking a break in the high-speed service area?

Generally, it is most people's choice to go out for a long trip and take expressway. While driving on expressway for a long time, it is necessary to rest in the service area or even spend the night in the service area. However, many car owners have heard that the high-speed service area has sky-high overtime pay and dare not stay too long. So how long can the high-speed service area rest? Is there overtime pay for staying overnight in the high-speed service area?

There is no time limit for parking and rest in high-speed service area. The high-speed service area allows any vehicle to park, and provides rest, catering and other services for the owners. Moreover, the traffic police department of expressway also suggested that car owners who are tired and sleepy or have been driving continuously for more than 4 hours should drive to the nearest service area to have a proper rest before driving on the road.

In this case, what about overtime pay? High-speed overtime fee means that vehicles will have to pay a certain overtime fee if they travel on the expressway Internet for more than 24 hours or on the same expressway for more than 12 hours.

Judging from these two sentences, there seems to be a conflict between the two, so rumors have emerged. There are rumors that car owners can't sleep and rest in the high-speed service area. If they stay too long, they will be charged high overtime. In addition, many car owners have personally experienced being charged overtime fees, so many people believe this rumor, which makes many car owners afraid to rest in the service area, leading to fatigue driving.

In fact, the setting of overtime fee in expressway does not mean that car owners are not allowed to rest or stay in the service area. The main purpose is to crack down on punitive measures formulated by drivers to avoid tolls and prevent criminals from changing or abandoning their cards after entering expressway. However, the distance to drive in and out of the toll station for a long time is very short.

So how can we avoid overtime pay by resting in the service area?

If the car owner stops in the service area to rest, as long as he leaves the invoices for shopping, catering and hotel rest in the service area, he can be exempted from paying overtime pay by showing the invoices to the toll booth staff when leaving the high-speed service area. If the staff still have questions, they can apply for the monitoring certificate of the service area where they were resting at that time, or raise objections to the traffic control department afterwards.

If the vehicle breaks down during driving, thus delaying the exit of expressway, the owner should keep relevant maintenance records. If the vehicle is repaired by himself and there is no third-party certificate, he can take a video as proof when repairing it. It's best to take away all the conspicuous signs on the roadside, so you don't have to worry about being charged overtime when you get off the highway.

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