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When driving for many hours at a stretch, the driver...

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May become fatigued and distracted.

The driver may become fatigued and distracted. The DGT recommends stopping to rest every two hours or 200 km, and sooner if tiredness appears. Ventilation does not replace rest or make it safe to continue while drowsy. Driving for many consecutive hours does not guarantee gaining expertise or improving safety.

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  • Relaxes and drives more safely.

  • May become fatigued and distracted.

  • Becomes more expert.

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