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Ventilate adequately and avoid excessive heat, without replacing rest.
Maintain adequate ventilation and avoid excessive heat. This is a supporting measure: ventilation does not remove fatigue or sleepiness and does not replace breaks or rest. If symptoms appear, stop somewhere safe and rest. Also observe your applicable driving and rest periods; do not extend driving by trying to offset tiredness with fresh air.
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Ventilate adequately and avoid excessive heat, without replacing rest.
Close ventilation and turn the heating up very high.
Use fresh air to keep going without rest even when sleepy.
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