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Every two hours or 200 km, whichever comes first.
At least every two hours or 200 km, whichever comes first, following DGT’s general guidance. If fatigue or drowsiness appears, stop sooner in a safe place and rest as needed; do not wait for that interval. This is preventive guidance and does not replace specific statutory professional-driving times.
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Every two hours or 200 km, whichever comes first.
Only halfway through, even after many continuous hours.
Every four hours or 400 km as general guidance.
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