Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test
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You have driven on I-91 for three hours at night. You yawn again and again, and it is hard to keep your eyes open. You are 30 minutes from home. What should you do?
Blue car A travels in the right lane of a dark interstate with its headlights on. The card states repeated yawning and difficulty keeping the eyes open. No stop or rest action is shown.
Correct answer: Stop in a safe place, such as a rest area, as soon as you can, and rest
Why
Fatigue is a major cause of interstate crashes. A drowsy driver reacts slowly and can fall asleep for a few seconds without knowing it. Signs of drowsiness include repeated yawning, heavy eyes, drifting out of the lane and not remembering the last few miles.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Safe Driving on the Interstate · p. 52, 55
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