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At what age are men most at risk from sleep-related vehicle incidents (SRVIs)?

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30 years and under

31-45 years

46-59 years

60 years and over

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30 years and underThis was the right answer

SRVIs are more evident in young male drivers, who tend to ignore or deny how they're feeling. The greatest risk is between the hours of midnight and 6.00 am, when the body clock is in a trough. Make sure you take sufficient rest breaks and don't ignore feeling sleepy.

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Do not ignore warning signs of sleepinessReviewed guidance summary · The current official campaign supports the offered younger age group; this is not permission for older drivers to ignore fatigue.

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