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A monotonous route with long straights, such as some motorway or autovía journeys.
A monotonous journey with long straights, as can occur on motorways or autovías. Limited stimuli can reduce attention, but not all such roads lack bends, and this does not establish where most crashes occur. Sleepiness and fatigue can occur on any road. With symptoms, stop in a lawful, safe place and rest; do not rely on increasing speed or opening a window.
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Urban roads, because they always prevent paying attention.
A monotonous route with long straights, such as some motorway or autovía journeys.
Winding roads always eliminate any drowsiness.
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