Logbooks | Deferring time in Canada

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Defer time in your Canadian logbook...watch the video!!
In the event of a crash, adverse weather or other unforeseen events, commercial drivers in Canada can defer time from Day #1 to Day #2. Drivers can reduce their off-duty requirements on Day #1 by up to 2 hours so long as this reduction is made up on Day #2. Both days must be clearly marked on the log sheet. This technique is advanced, and owing to the "rolling" work cycle, this is not a common practice on Canadian log books.
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[@RanjitSingh-wy4ku]

Start End Duration
3:30 7:15 3:45
8:15 12:15 4:00
13:15 20:15 7:00
Total Driving = 14:45
at 1:50 of video on day 2, it shows 14:45 hours of driving, can person drive more than allotted limit of 13 hours in case of deferral off-duty rule?

[@djwilson48625]

We have a driver who was off almost 16 hours, 8 hours in the evening and then about 5 hours and 45 minutes from midnight until he started the next day. It immediately put him in violation. We're confused on why that happened. Not a lot of videos to explain this. Hoping maybe you could chime in?