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On long, monotonous straight sections.
On long, monotonous straight sections. Good visibility does not remove fatigue, sleepiness or distraction. Stay attentive and take breaks; if sleepy, stop safely to rest. Bends and crests also present risks: always adapt driving to the road section.
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Only on bends, never on straight sections.
On long, monotonous straight sections.
Only at crests, never on straight sections.
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