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Before a long freeway trip, what plan best reduces the risk of drowsy driving?
Correct answer: Start rested and plan regular safe rest breaks.
Why
Start rested and plan regular breaks, including a break about every two hours on a long trip. Avoid driving when you would normally be asleep. If drowsiness develops despite the plan, stop at a safe place to rest or change to an alert, qualified driver. A deadline is not a reason to continue while sleepy.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Fatigue on long trips · p. 20, 21
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