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Immobilise the motorcycle in a suitable place and rest.
Stop as soon as safely possible in a suitable place to rest; do not wait until two hours have elapsed if already very fatigued. Fatigue reduces attention and slows reactions. Opening the visor or increasing speed does not remove it. Regular breaks and adequate sleep before a journey help prevent fatigue, but do not replace rest when it occurs. Do not resume riding until fit to do so safely.
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Immobilise the motorcycle in a suitable place and rest.
Increase your speed to finish the journey as soon as possible.
Open the helmet visor to improve ventilation and thereby combat tiredness.
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