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Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
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Safe & Responsible DrivingStandalone practice
You keep yawning, struggle to keep your eyes open and miss signs you normally notice. What is the safest response?
Correct answer: Stop at a safe, legal place and rest.
Why
Repeated yawning, heavy eyelids and lapses in attention are warning signs. Stop at a safe, permitted place such as a rest area and rest. A nap can help, but it does not replace adequate sleep; arrange another driver or a longer rest if you are still tired. Do not use a freeway shoulder as a routine place to sleep.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Safe and responsible driving · p. 64
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