Hard to say. If you've got an old engine and it's cold outside, you might idle all night. Electronic engines (ones with electronic fuel injection) have thermostatic idle control. Cummins calls theirs Icon Idle, Detroit Diesel calls theirs Optimized Idle and Cat has one but I don't know what it's called. With this system you plug in the temperature you want your cab to stay at and it starts and stops the engine as needed to maintain it. You might idle three hours per night (to a trucker, "night" is ten hours) with this system.
The real deal is to have an auxiliary power unit on your truck--if you have a new truck, you've probably got one. With those you don't idle the main engine at all; the APU runs the heat and AC.
It depends on your life style and work. As a driving instructor I can spend 6 or more hours a day driving. Most people probably spend 2 hours or less a day driving. As a truck driver, I may spend as much as 9 hours driving. The law allows me to drive 11 hours before I am required to take a 10 hour break.
2 hours
After finishing necessary things that you are supposed to do, spend as many hours as possible until you get reallytired.
they spend 2 hours like normal people when they go shopping
8 hours in the UK...
A cab driver is the same as a truck driver (10 hours), but the hours only accumulate when the meter is on.
they spend 30hours
almost 36 hours in a week
about 46 hours a week
1,350 hours
how may hours did Dr king spend on working on the boycott
7890