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Fatigue & Hours-of-Service Awareness

Which trip plan best reduces fatigue risk on an overnight run?

  • A.Skip sleep before the trip to save hours
  • B.Build the schedule so you can sleep during your normal sleep hours before the trip and take a planned nap stop if drowsiness appears
  • C.Plan to drive through your normal sleep time with no stops
  • D.Rely on loud music the whole way
Correct answer

B. Build the schedule so you can sleep during your normal sleep hours before the trip and take a planned nap stop if drowsiness appears

Why

Fatigue risk is lowest when sleep is banked before the shift and the plan includes a safe place to stop. A schedule that assumes you will stay alert through your normal sleep window is a plan built on willpower, which fatigue defeats.

Manual topic: Fatigue - Trip Planning · From the General Knowledge practice bank (GK-260).

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