Practice question
What is the primary danger of driving when fatigued or sleepy?
- Micro-sleep episodes (somnolence) causing complete inattention, delayed reflexes, and severe road departure crashes
- Increased wear on the vehicle's shock absorbers
- Fouling of the vehicle's spark plugs
- Overheating of the catalytic converter
Answer: A — Micro-sleep episodes (somnolence) causing complete inattention, delayed reflexes, and severe road departure crashes
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