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Pay attention to the signs and symptoms of drowsiness and fatigue, and stop to rest.
Recognise signs of drowsiness or fatigue and stop somewhere safe to rest. Plan regular breaks, as a guide every two hours or about 200 km, and sooner if symptoms appear. A break of a fixed duration does not guarantee restored driving ability: resume only when fit to drive. Do not try to compensate for sleepiness by speeding up or distracting yourself.
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Pay attention to the signs and symptoms of drowsiness and fatigue, and stop to rest.
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