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Sleeping.
Get sufficient sleep and rest. If drowsiness occurs, stop promptly in a safe, permitted place and rest; do not try to compensate with music, air or stimulants. No fixed waiting time guarantees fitness: if it persists, do not resume driving and find another option. Seek professional advice if frequent or unexplained.
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Sleeping.
Taking a stimulant.
Ventilating the vehicle thoroughly.
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