Physical Condition of the Driver
During a microsleep of a few seconds at 120 km/h, how far can a vehicle travel out of control?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A A few metres
- ✓ More than 100 metres
- C Less than 10 metres
- D About 30 metres
Why this is the correct answer
A microsleep of just a few seconds at 120 km/h means travelling over 100 metres with no control over the vehicle, which can be fatal.
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