You are driving on a motorway at night and begin to feel very sleepy and find it hard to concentrate. What should you do?

Explanation

The Highway Code Rule 262 warns that the monotony of motorway driving can make you feel sleepy and advises you to follow the tiredness guidance in Rule 91. If you feel drowsy, you must not continue driving. You should leave the motorway at the next safe opportunity (such as a service area), take a proper rest and, if helpful, have a caffeinated drink before driving again. Simply opening a window, turning up the radio, slowing down, or drinking caffeine while continuing to drive are not safe or sufficient responses.