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If you are feeling fatigued or sleepy while driving _________________.

2 answers:

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D) Take regular rest stops or pull off the road and get some sleep.

This is the best answer because medication, heat, and soda will all affect your ability to drive negatively instead of positively

vlada-n [284]3 years ago

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The best awnser is D but A is also doable

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