If you get sleepy while you are driving, you should
A) Drive to a safe place, stop and rest
B) Play the radio loudly, and roll down the windows
C) Drink coffee to make you more alert
Correct answer:
Drive to a safe place, stop and rest
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- You should signal continuously while turning because it:
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