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Rest as soon as possible in a suitable place.
Stop as soon as possible in a safe, permitted place and rest or sleep sufficiently before driving again. Drowsiness reduces attention and can lengthen reaction time or cause microsleeps. Do not wait for two hours or 200 km if already sleepy. A drink, an open window or repeated brief stops do not replace sufficient rest; no single rest duration guarantees recovery for every driver.
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Continue driving and rest after 2 hours or 200 kilometres.
Have a refreshing drink.
Rest as soon as possible in a suitable place.
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