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Constant blinking and heaviness in the eyes.
The driver of a vehicle will start to notice they are fatigued when any of the following symptoms appear while driving: constant movements in the seat, yawning, stretching the arms, constant blinking and heaviness in the eyes. Once this happens, they should look for a place to park and stop to rest.
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Constant blinking and heaviness in the eyes.
A feeling of euphoria.
Not moving in the seat, or changing position.
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