Question 4008
In general, a fatigued driver...
- behaves more cautiously behind the wheel.
- gets distracted and is more likely to make the right decisions.
- takes longer to react to a dangerous situation.
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Correct answer: takes longer to react to a dangerous situation.
Fatigue slows down the whole process of noticing, deciding, and acting, and your stiffer muscles don't respond as well. That's why you take longer to react to danger. You also take more risks, get distracted more easily, and make worse decisions when you're fatigued.