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You have driven for three hours at night on I-15. You yawn again and again, and your tires just hit the rumble strip. What is the best action?
Correct answer: Take the next exit or rest area, and nap for about 20 minutes or stop for the night
Why
Fatigue slows your reactions and makes you see less clearly, so you may not stop in time when traffic ahead stops. Before a long trip, get enough sleep, plan a break every two hours, and check your medicine labels for drowsiness warnings. Other warning signs include no memory of the last few miles, wandering thoughts and near misses.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · D. Fatigue · p. 67, 68
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