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Avoiding Fatigued Driving

About the Training

Fatigue erodes judgment and reaction time long before a driver feels truly tired. This training covers how to recognize fatigue early and the rest, hydration, and nutrition habits that keep a driver sharp through a full shift.

What You'll Learn

  • Recognize the warning signs of driver fatigue
  • Get adequate rest before reporting for a shift
  • Maintain hydration and balanced nutrition to sustain alertness
  • Describe when to stop driving and rest

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