Car permit · Distraction and fatigue
How much sleep per night, at a minimum, should teenagers aim for to lower their chances of a crash from drowsy driving?
Correct answer: 8 hours.
Answer options
- A8 hours Correct
- B10 hours
- C7 hours
Why
Teens need eight or more hours of sleep a night. A driver who is short on sleep responds more slowly and makes poorer decisions, which raises the chance of a crash.
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Topic: Distraction and fatigue License: Car permit
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