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It is advisable to take more breaks, since fatigue sets in more easily.
If we are driving on a very hot day, and the vehicle's cabin is poorly ventilated and at a high temperature, it is advisable for the driver to take more breaks, since fatigue can set in more easily in the heat. Under no circumstances should we avoid taking breaks in order to arrive at our destination sooner.
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It is advisable to take the same breaks as when the temperature is normal and eat large meals.
It is advisable to take fewer breaks, in order to arrive at the destination sooner.
It is advisable to take more breaks, since fatigue sets in more easily.
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