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Stop the vehicle to rest or sleep.
If a driver feels very tired or fatigued while driving, the safest and most advisable course of action is to stop the vehicle in a safe place to rest or sleep. Fatigue and tiredness can seriously affect a driver's ability to drive safely, as they reduce attention, slow reaction times and can even cause the driver to fall asleep at the wheel, significantly increasing the risk of accidents.
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Have an alcoholic drink.
Have a stimulant drink (tea, coffee)
Stop the vehicle to rest or sleep.
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