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Rest breaks and safe stopping places.
Rest breaks and safe stopping places. DGT recommends stopping every two hours or approximately 200 km, and sooner if fatigue or sleepiness appears. Do not wait for that interval if affected; rest sufficiently before continuing. Studying the route and choosing a suitable departure time are also useful, but do not set an arrival deadline that makes you drive tired or skip breaks.
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An obligatory arrival time even if you must skip breaks.
Only the shortest route, without allowing for breaks.
Rest breaks and safe stopping places.
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Al planificar un viaje largo para prevenir la fatiga, ¿qué debe prever?
- Una llegada obligatoria aunque deba suprimir descansos.
- Los descansos y lugares seguros para parar.(Correct answer)
- Solo la ruta más corta, sin prever pausas.
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