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Safety should always come first, so if you're already tired, it may be worthwhile to delay a journey or not drive at all
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If you have to be up early to drive, go to bed earlier and make sure you get a full night's sleep
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Plan your journeys to include a break of around 15 minutes, or enough time to relax and regain full concentration
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If you begin to feel tired, pull over to a safe place for a coffee or other high-caffeine drink to wake yourself up. It's worth waiting for ten to 15 minutes for the drink to have an effect
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Avoid trips during hours you are usually asleep, as your body will be conditioned to want it
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Share the driving if you can so there's the opportunity to relax or have a quick sleep in the passenger's seat
For more safe driving tips and other expert motoring advice, click through on our car advice pages or contact your nearest Lookers dealership for a friendly discussion with a team member.
