Practice question
What is the primary hazard associated with driving a heavy vehicle when you are fatigued?
- It causes the vehicle's engine to consume more fuel
- It leads to slower reaction times, poor hazard perception, and the risk of micro-sleeps or falling asleep at the wheel
- It automatically disables the vehicle's ABS system
- It increases tyre wear on the drive axle
Answer: B — It leads to slower reaction times, poor hazard perception, and the risk of micro-sleeps or falling asleep at the wheel
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