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On long lorry journeys, what helps reduce the risk of fatigue?

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By stopping and resting at regular intervals.

Plan regular stops and rest. As preventive advice, break the drive at least every two hours or 200 kilometres, sooner if tiredness or conditions require it. If sleepy or fatigued, stop safely and rest rather than waiting for the next interval. Adequate sleep before travel is essential. Hydration and a comfortable temperature complement rest but do not replace it. Also comply with legally applicable driving, break and rest requirements.

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  • By drinking an alcoholic beverage as a stimulant.

  • By stopping and resting at regular intervals.

  • By travelling as fast as possible and not stopping so as to reach the destination sooner.

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