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Stop in a safe place and rest.
Stop driving in a safe place and rest. Fatigue reduces attention and can lead to drowsiness and microsleeps, with loss of control. Do not wait until you fall asleep. Opening a window or turning up music does not replace rest.
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Stop in a safe place and rest.
Continue because fatigue always improves concentration.
Replace rest with loud music and keep driving.
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