Does exceeding the time limit by more than ten seconds count as fatigued driving?
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No, generally, exceeding the time limit by less than 10 minutes does not count as fatigued driving. Here is some extended information about fatigued driving: 1. Fatigued driving: If a driver continuously operates a vehicle for 4 hours without rest, only switching cards without changing the driver, this behavior is considered fatigued driving. This behavior is highly prone to traffic accidents because driving requires a high level of concentration. Fatigued driving can lead to delayed reactions, drowsiness, and physical weakness, making it difficult to promptly detect road conditions and take accurate driving control measures. 2. Non-fatigued driving: If there are two drivers in the vehicle's cabin, and they switch cards and change drivers for more than 20 minutes within 4 hours of driving, then it does not count as fatigued driving.