How is Fatigued Driving Determined?
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Fatigued driving is determined under the following conditions: 1. The vehicle driver's daily driving time exceeds eight hours; 2. The driver experiences drowsiness, sleepiness, or physical weakness due to excessive physical labor or lack of sleep, leading to an inability to promptly detect and accurately handle road traffic situations. Meeting any one of these conditions constitutes fatigued driving. Fatigued driving significantly increases the risk of traffic accidents, so it should be avoided whenever possible. If caught fatigued driving, penalties include demerit points and fines. In cases of major traffic accidents, criminal liability may be incurred.