Motorcycle · Distraction and fatigue
What is a good way to keep fatigue from building up on a long motorcycle trip?
Correct answer: Limit how much you ride each day.
Answer options
- ALimit how much you ride each day Correct
- BListen to loud music to stay awake
- CDrink coffee to keep yourself alert
Why
Tiredness grows the longer you ride, so set a limit on how far you go each day and stop to rest at least every two hours. Coffee and loud music only cover up drowsiness for a short while, and stimulants can leave you even more worn out when they wear off.
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Topic: Distraction and fatigue License: Motorcycle
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