How often should a car take a break on the highway to be better for the vehicle?
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This does not depend on the car, but on the person. The car does not get tired; it can run continuously for four or five hours as long as there is fuel, which is not a problem. Precautions before driving on the highway: It is recommended to check the vehicle's oil, water, and electricity before driving on the highway. On the highway, it is advisable to take a 20-minute break every 2 hours, which is beneficial for both the car and the driver. It is not recommended to drive continuously at around 140 km/h for long periods, as it is not only very fuel-consuming but also unsafe. Controlling the speed between 90 and 110 km/h is the most fuel-efficient and allows for long-distance driving. Fuel consumption considerations when driving on the highway: Another critical issue when driving long distances is fuel consumption. Nowadays, many highway service areas have gas stations, so there is no need to worry too much if you run out of fuel midway. It is advisable to refuel when the fuel tank has about 20% of its capacity left, rather than waiting until the fuel gauge shows it is too low and rushing to find a gas station. After all, service areas are not available everywhere, and sometimes you may have to drive dozens of kilometers to find one. Running out of fuel midway can be very troublesome.
