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Park in a permitted, safe place and rest.
Find a permitted, safe place to park as soon as possible and sleep or rest until fit to drive. Do not try to endure until your destination or self-medicate to fight sleepiness. If you remain drowsy, do not resume driving. Discuss prescribed treatment with a healthcare professional; this advice does not require stopping it on your own.
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Try to endure until the destination, self-medicating if necessary.
Park in a permitted, safe place and rest.
Stop to sleep in a traffic lane.
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