Fatigue is a hazard as potent as alcohol, yet it is rarely given the same level of scrutiny. A sleepy driver suffers from blurred vision, delayed reflexes, and "microsleeps"—brief seconds of unconsciousness that can lead to drifting out of a lane. Modern life often demands long commutes and late shifts, but the body’s need for rest cannot be bypassed by caffeine or loud music. Recognizing the signs of fatigue, such as heavy eyelids or frequent yawning, is a survival skill. Pulling over to rest is not a sign of weakness or a delay; it is a necessary maintenance step for the most important part of the car: the person behind the wheel.
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