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Yes, so you should rest more frequently.
Yes. Adverse conditions can demand more effort and attention and contribute to fatigue, even on a short journey. Adapt speed and spacing, plan more frequent rest and stop sooner with symptoms at a lawful, safe place. Rest does not make an impassable road or inadequate visibility safe; do not continue if conditions prevent safe driving.
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Yes, so you should rest more frequently.
Only on long journeys.
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