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Stop in a safe place and rest.
Fatigue reduces attention and increases reaction time: you may take longer to detect a hazard and respond. Stop in a permitted, safe place to rest and do not resume driving until fit to do so. Continuing or speeding up does not remove fatigue; if you are sleepy, you need sleep.
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Stop in a safe place and rest.
Continue without stopping, trusting the fatigue to disappear.
Speed up to finish sooner.
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Si aparece fatiga al conducir un vehículo para personas con movilidad reducida, lo más seguro es:
- Detenerse en un lugar seguro y descansar.(Correct answer)
- Continuar sin parar, confiando en que la fatiga desaparezca.
- Acelerar para terminar antes.
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