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Driving at night with poor lighting.
Driving at night with poor lighting may require more visual effort and contribute to fatigue, especially when unused to it or poorly rested. People are not affected identically. If tiredness or drowsiness appears, stop safely and rest; cabin ventilation does not replace rest.
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Avoiding prolonged driving through rest breaks.
Getting adequate rest before driving.
Driving at night with poor lighting.
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