Question 5987
What circumstances involving the driver contribute to the onset of fatigue?
- Driving for long periods without stopping or taking very short breaks.
- Driving while maintaining normal driving habits.
- Driving at an appropriate speed, since it requires a lot of concentration.
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Correct answer: Driving for long periods without stopping or taking very short breaks.
Fatigue mainly sets in when you drive for a long time without stopping or take breaks so short that you don't recover. Keeping your usual habits and driving at an appropriate speed don't contribute to fatigue. In the image, the driver is yawning.