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Preventing Driver Fatigue Quiz

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What signs indicate driver tiredness?

Using turn signals frequently and keeping a steady speed

Listening to loud music and aggressive lane changing

Frequent yawning and struggling to keep eyes open (correct)

Excessive honking and fast driving

How can driver fatigue contribute to accidents?

By improving visual perception

By decreasing the need for rest stops

By enhancing physical reflexes

By causing slow reaction times and drifting across lanes (correct)

What is the recommended minimum hours of sleep per night for adults?

6 hours (correct)

10 hours

4 hours

8 hours

How often should rest stops be planned to prevent driver fatigue?

<p>Every 2 hours or every 200 kilometers</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a recommended strategy to prevent driver tiredness?

<p>Starting journeys refreshed and planning rest stops</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Driver tiredness and fatigue contribute to rollover crashes and head-on collisions on the roads, often caused by drivers falling asleep.
Signs of driver tiredness include struggling to keep eyes open, frequent yawning, slow reaction times, wandering across center lines, drifting across lanes, and following vehicles too closely.
It is recommended that adults get a minimum of 6 hours of sleep per night to ensure proper brain function affecting visual perception, physical reflexes, and memory.
To prevent driver fatigue, it is advised to start journeys refreshed, plan rest stops every 2 hours or every 200 kilometers, and take breaks to refresh the body and mind.
Visit the website arrivealive.co.za for more information on road safety and preventing driver tiredness.

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Test your knowledge on preventing driver fatigue and staying safe on the roads. Learn about the signs of driver tiredness, recommended sleep hours for adults, and strategies to avoid fatigue-related accidents. Visit arrivealive.co.za for further information.