Notes

1.Caused by mental or physical work, emotional stress, or loss of sleep. It causes drowsiness, less ability to perform tasks like driving, dulls senses, and slows both physical and mental processes.
2.You are responsible for the safety of your passengers.
3.When they provide medical proof that their chronic illness is under control.
4.Use the IPDE process to drive in an organized way, anticipate emotion-producing situations and adjust, and make a special effort to manage your emotions.
5.Visual acuity
6.Don't see well at night
7.Encourage the driver to let someone else drive or refuse to ride in the same vehicle. Do what you must to protect yourself and others.
8.Rest before you start driving and switch drivers often.
9.Avoid running the engine inside and check your exhaust system regularly.
10.The time your eyes need to regain clear vision after being affected by glare.
11.90 degrees to each side or about half a circle.
12.Can alert you to the sounds of vehicle horns, train whistles, emergency-vehicle sirens, and engines and brakes of trucks and buses.
13.Smoke residue accumulates on windows and affects vision.Builds carbon monoxide levels.
14.90 percent of the info you gather while driving is received through your eyes.
15.Talk about positive events and compliment the driver.
16.In all engine exhaust gases.
17.Interferes with your ability to think, reason, and make wise decisions.
18.Your heater or air conditioner vents can draw in exhaust fumes from the car in front of you.
19.Change the way you normally assess risk and make driving decisions.
20.The ability to see things clearly both near and far.
21.They dilate
22.Speed smear
23.Impares it
24.The ability to judge the distance between an object and yourself.
25.It dulls your senses and slows both mental and physical processes.