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A driver repeatedly yawns, misses signs, and struggles to keep the eyes open. What should happen next?
Correct answer: Pull off safely and rest, or switch to a rested driver.
Why
Drowsiness slows perception and reaction; stop safely and rest rather than relying on temporary tricks.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Responding to drowsiness · p. 32
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