Question 7864
Are drivers who suffer from depression generally more prone to sleep disorders and to becoming fatigued quickly?
- Yes, so driving at night should be avoided.
- Yes, to suffer sleep disorders, but depression makes fatigue take longer to appear.
- No, depression does not cause drowsiness or fatigue.
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Correct answer: Yes, so driving at night should be avoided.
Yes. Depression makes sleep disorders more likely and causes fatigue to set in quickly. That is why you should avoid driving at night, on monotonous roads, or for many hours at a time.