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If you have slept little or poorly.
Insufficient or poor-quality sleep increases the risk of drowsiness, which can occur at any time, not only at night or after a meal. Maintain adequate sleep habits and plan breaks. If symptoms appear, stop somewhere safe and do not continue until fit to drive.
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If you have slept little or poorly.
Only after eating.
Only at night.
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