Question 1470 · Truck theory test
What may cause a driver to feel tired when driving?
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Correct answer
When driving on main roads with low traffic volumes.
Official explanation
You are more likely to become tired when driving on main roads, with low traffic volumes (particularly on motorways), where the driving task is relatively monotonous and there is very little stimulation.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Fitness to Drive
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