Practice question
How can being tired or drowsy affect your driving?
Show the answer and the rule
C. It can harm your vision and slow your reaction to hazards
Fatigue and drowsiness can harm your vision and make you slower to react to hazards.
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More from Section 5
- Should you signal a lane change if no other vehicles are around?
- You should use your headlights whenever it is too dark to see how far ahead?
- You are required to signal when you:
- Hand-over-hand steering is used for:
- When changing lanes on a freeway, you should signal at least:
- On a sunny day, when must you still use your headlights?