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You are two hours from home on the Interstate at night. You keep yawning, and you have drifted toward the lane line twice. What should you do?
Correct answer: Leave the highway at the next safe exit and find a place to sleep.
Why
Drowsiness is one of the greatest dangers in driving, because it slows your reactions and dulls your attention. Fresh air, singing with the radio, and moving your eyes can help prevent it, and if you start to feel drowsy you should stop and take a break. If you are very sleepy, leave the highway and sleep at a motel or at another safe place.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Interstate driving · p. 61
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