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90 hours
EU rules set a maximum of 90 hours of accumulated driving over two consecutive weeks to limit professional-driver fatigue.
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En transporte de viajeros sujeto al Reglamento (CE) 561/2006, el tiempo total de conducción en dos semanas consecutivas no debe superar:
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- 112 horas
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