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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules
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How often should a driver plan rest stops on a long highway trip?
Correct answer: At least once every 150 to 200 kilometres.
Why
Plan frequent breaks at suitable rest areas, preferably at least once every 150–200 kilometres as the handbook recommends. Stop sooner if you become tired or lose concentration; do not wait for the planned distance or a near collision.
Verified against Chapter 2 - Rules of the Road · Rules of the Road · p. 31
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