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When will the Fatigue Alert in my MINI recommend me to take a break?

The Fatigue Alert in your MINI will recommend that you take a break if it detects a change in your previous driving behavior. If the current driving behavior differs significantly from the learned driving behavior, a break recommendation is displayed. The system is active from approx. 70 km/h and can display a break recommendation.

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