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Every 2 hours of driving or about 200 km
DGT recommends regular breaks on long trips, as a guideline every 2 hours of driving or about every 200 kilometres, to reduce drowsiness and fatigue risk.
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Every 2 hours of driving or about 200 km
Only when drowsiness clearly appears
Only once at the end of the trip
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En un viaje largo con turismo, para prevenir la fatiga, lo recomendable es descansar aproximadamente:
- Solo cuando aparezca claramente el sueño
- Una sola vez al final del viaje
- Cada 2 horas de conducción o unos 200 km(Correct answer)
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