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Monotony in the surroundings or driving task.
Monotony, which can reduce attention, especially combined with prolonged driving, fatigue or sleepiness. It can occur on motorways, dual carriageways and other roads; it does not prove that most distractions occur on a particular road class. Keep observing actively, avoid distracting devices and take appropriate breaks. If sleepy or fatigued, stop in a safe place.
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Appropriate breaks, because they always cause distraction.
Attentive traffic observation, because it removes the need to concentrate.
Monotony in the surroundings or driving task.
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