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On a long journey by a private driver, what general rest guideline does DGT recommend, in addition to stopping sooner if tired?

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Approximately every two hours or 200 kilometres; sooner if tired.

Take a break approximately every two hours or 200 kilometres, and sooner if tiredness appears. This preventive recommendation does not guarantee you can drive that long without fatigue or replace professional drivers’ regulated driving and rest periods. Stop safely and rest before continuing.

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  • Always wait six hours even if already tired.

  • Never rest while fuel remains in the tank.

  • Approximately every two hours or 200 kilometres; sooner if tired.

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