A Romanian driver was fined in Germany for driving 21 days without a break, under pressure from the Spanish employer.
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On the A2 motorway in Germany, a Romanian driver was stopped by the police after driving for three weeks without a day off, violating European rest rules. Although he cited pressure from the Spanish company he worked for, the authorities imposed a fine of over 3,000 euros. The harsh working conditions and lack of recovery time contribute to extreme fatigue among drivers, increasing the risk of serious accidents. Experts emphasize that signs of fatigue should lead to immediate stops for road safety.
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