Do small cars have fatigue driving?

[AugustDella]

Yes. Small cars have regulations on fatigue driving, and driving continuously for 4 hours is considered fatigue driving. The traffic safety law stipulates: Driving a motor vehicle continuously for more than 4 hours without stopping to rest or stopping to rest for less than 20 minutes. Manifestations of fatigue driving: Fatigue driving manifests as the driver's physiological and psychological functions becoming imbalanced after prolonged continuous driving, resulting in an objective decline in driving skills. Continuing to drive while fatigued can lead to drowsiness, weakness in limbs, lack of concentration, reduced judgment, and even mental haziness or momentary memory loss, causing delayed or premature actions, pauses in operation, or improper correction times, all of which are unsafe factors that can easily lead to road traffic accidents. Therefore, driving while fatigued is strictly prohibited.