GENERAL INFORMATION - STRESS AND FATIGUE
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STRESS AND FATIGUE
Common sense dictates that in either of these circumstances a person should not drive. Even when not ill or fatigued a person may not be in a fit condition to drive, e.g. by reason of drowsiness following consumption of a heavy meal.
Care should always be taken to ensure that a vehicle is adequately ventilated to offset drowsiness. A tired or drowsy driver is a danger both to himself and other road users. As a rule don't drive unless you are alert and wide awake.
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