MainerMikeBrown
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If I drive my car from Maine to Rhode Island without taking any breaks, it's all I can do to make it to Rhode Island, which is about 180 miles away from where I live in Maine. My legs start to ache and I feel worn out in general.
However, if I'm driving my car long distances and take a break and stop at rest areas for ten to fifteen minutes every hour to an hour and a half, I can drive half way down the U.S. eastern seaboard within a day no problem.
So yes, taking breaks makes a difference if you're traveling.
However, if I'm driving my car long distances and take a break and stop at rest areas for ten to fifteen minutes every hour to an hour and a half, I can drive half way down the U.S. eastern seaboard within a day no problem.
So yes, taking breaks makes a difference if you're traveling.