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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You have been awake for 18 hours straight and are about to start a two-hour drive home. What should you know?
Correct answer: Your driving may be as poor as an impaired driver's, so rest or let a rested driver take over.
Why
A drowsy driver reacts more slowly, has trouble paying attention, and may fall asleep without warning. A AAA Foundation study cited in the manual found that drowsy drivers were involved in 21 percent of fatal crashes. If you get sleepy on a trip, pull off and nap or find a room for the night.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Fatigue · p. 81, 96
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