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Stop in a safe, permitted place to rest.
Stop in a permitted, safe place and rest. During a break you may get out to stretch your legs if safe, but walking or fresh air does not guarantee eliminating fatigue. If sleepy, obtain sufficient sleep before continuing. Coffee does not replace rest or justify driving while tired; alcohol impairs driving and can worsen drowsiness.
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Drink a lot of coffee and continue without resting.
Stop in a safe, permitted place to rest.
Drink alcohol to stay awake while driving.
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