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Parking in a safe place and resting.
Stop as soon as possible in a suitable safe place and rest or sleep. Drowsiness increases reaction time and can cause microsleeps. Do not wait for the next scheduled stop or speed up to arrive sooner. Alcohol impairs driving and is not a safe stimulant. Do not resume while drowsiness persists; taking a break does not itself guarantee that you are fit to drive again.
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Parking in a safe place and resting.
Drinking an alcoholic beverage as a stimulant.
Accelerating to finish the journey as soon as possible.
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