How many hours does a sedan need to rest after continuous driving?
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A sedan needs to rest after driving continuously for 2 hours. Hazards of prolonged driving to the car: During prolonged driving, even before reaching 2 hours, the engine of a regular household car may emit white smoke. Overheating of the engine can also lead to complete engine failure. If driving continuously for 12 hours, the car's tires will experience severe wear, especially in summer when ground temperatures are very high, which can further accelerate tire wear. Additionally, reduced friction between the tires and the ground increases the risk of a tire blowout, and at high speeds, there is also a possibility of the car rolling over. Hazards of prolonged driving to the driver: Moreover, prolonged driving can lead to driver fatigue, increasing the likelihood of traffic accidents. Continuous driving keeps the brake fluid temperature at a high level, which can cause brake failure. A slight mistake could result in severe accidents, including fatalities, so prolonged driving is not recommended.