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Driving times, breaks, and rest periods
The tachograph records driving times, breaks, and rest periods in vehicles where it is required.
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Driving times, breaks, and rest periods
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The real-time GPS route
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En los vehículos obligados, el tacógrafo registra principalmente:
- Los tiempos de conducción, pausas y descanso(Correct answer)
- Solo la ocupación del autobús
- La ruta GPS en tiempo real
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