Does driving for 3 hours and 50 minutes count as fatigued driving?

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According to relevant Chinese laws and regulations, continuously driving a motor vehicle for 3 hours does not constitute fatigued driving. However, if continuous driving exceeds 4 hours, it is considered fatigued driving, which may lead to traffic accidents. Below is an introduction to relevant content: 1. Time definition: Continuously driving a motor vehicle for more than 4 hours without stopping for a break or stopping for less than 20 minutes. 2. Manifestations of fatigued driving: After prolonged continuous driving, drivers experience physiological and psychological dysfunction, objectively leading to a decline in driving skills. 3. Hazards of fatigued driving: Continuing to drive while fatigued can result in drowsiness, weakness in limbs, lack of concentration, reduced judgment, and even mental confusion or momentary memory loss. It may also lead to delayed or premature actions, pauses in operation, or improper correction times, all of which are unsafe factors that can easily cause road traffic accidents. Therefore, driving while fatigued is strictly prohibited.