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- Microsleeping while driving increases traffic safety.
– Wrong, microsleeping is when you fall asleep behind the wheel; it is very dangerous in other words!
- The risk of tiredness increases on long stretches of straight country roads.
– Correct, since monotony/dull repetition increases tiredness. Driving on a winding and varied country road is like attending a party with lots of people, while a straight country road is like lying on the couch watching a boring film – there is a great risk of falling asleep.
- Most accidents caused by tiredness occur in the afternoon.
– Wrong, most of them occur at night/early morning.
- Sleep apnoea in older people increases traffic safety.
– Wrong, sleep apnoea is an illness that disrupts your sleep at night and constitutes a traffic hazard.
- The tiredness increases when you move your muscles.
– Wrong, increased movement = reduced tiredness.
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