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No, because fatigue or drowsiness may set in.
A large meal before driving is not recommended because it can promote drowsiness and fatigue. Choose a moderate meal, stay adequately hydrated and avoid alcohol. Driving very hungry is not advisable either. If sleepy, stop in a safe place and rest; food choices do not replace necessary rest.
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Yes, because I'll be more relaxed and comfortable.
No, it's better to drive very hungry.
No, because fatigue or drowsiness may set in.
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