Hazard and Risk Perception
On a long motorway journey, how often should a driver plan to take a rest break to manage fatigue?
- ○Every 30 minutes
- ○Every hour
- ✓At least every 2 hours
- ○Only when feeling sleepy
Correct answer
At least every 2 hours
Driving fatigue builds gradually. A rest break of at least 15 minutes every 2 hours is recommended to maintain alertness. Waiting until you actually feel sleepy is too late.
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