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What should you do when you have to travel a long distance?

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Allow plenty of time for your journey

Plan to go at busy times

Avoid all national-speed-limit roads

Prevent other drivers from overtaking

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Always allow plenty of time for your journey, in case of unforeseen problems such as punctures, breakdowns, road closures or diversions. You'll feel less stressed and less inclined to take risks if you're not under time pressure.

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Rule 97Highway Code rule · These ask about reaching controls, correctly adjusted head restraints and allowing time for a long journey, all preparation duties explicitly described here.

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