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To help prevent drowsiness in continuous driving on an interstate, you should

Correct answer

  • change lanes frequently.
  • take stimulants.
  • keep shifting your eyes.

Explanation

To reduce the likelihood of drowsiness in continuous driving on an interstate, keep your eyes moving and avoid staring in any one direction. However, if you still become drowsy, pull off the road and rest. Talking on a cell phone or changing lanes frequently while driving are dangerous.

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