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Adverse conditions such as rain or fog that require more attention.
Adverse conditions such as rain or fog can favour fatigue because driving becomes harder and requires greater attention. Monotony, prolonged driving, driver condition and rest also matter: knowing a road well does not remove those risks. Appropriate breaks help prevent fatigue; if symptoms appear, stop safely and rest without waiting to complete a planned distance.
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Adverse conditions such as rain or fog that require more attention.
Appropriate breaks, merely because you take a break.
Interrupting prolonged driving in time to rest.
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