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To anticipate disruptions and rest breaks and reduce fatigue.
To anticipate traffic, disruptions and breaks and reduce fatigue and rushed decisions. Check conditions before departure, rest and adapt driving during the trip. Claiming that most crashes occur during holidays requires specified data, period and scope; planning helps on other trips too.
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To anticipate disruptions and rest breaks and reduce fatigue.
Because going on holiday removes fatigue risk.
To exceed speed limits and make up time lost in queues.
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