Practice question
How does fatigue affect driving and what does the NT government recommend to prevent it on long trips?
- Fatigue has minimal effect if the driver is motivated; drink energy drinks if tired
- Fatigue only affects inexperienced drivers; rest is not needed if you know the road
- Fatigue impairs judgement and reaction time; take 15-minute breaks every 2 hours and get adequate sleep before departure
- Fatigue only becomes dangerous after 8 hours of continuous driving; short breaks are optional
Answer: C — Fatigue impairs judgement and reaction time; take 15-minute breaks every 2 hours and get adequate sleep before departure
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