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45 minutes
45 minutes, used for recuperation without driving or other work. The general rule permits a split of at least 15 minutes followed by at least 30 within the driving period. Occasional passenger services have a specific alternative split while retaining at least 45 minutes total. This question asks about the ordinary uninterrupted break rather than a remaining portion.
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