When ambient temperatures are high, this negatively affects driver concentration during long journeys and accident numbers rise. Which of the following is it advisable to do, so that you remain alert and can drive safely, even during high summer?

You answered correctly because planning regular breaks and drinking enough fluids are important measures to maintain alertness during long drives in high temperatures. Regular breaks help prevent fatigue and allow you to rest, reducing the risk of concentration lapses. Drinking enough fluids prevents dehydration, which can cause tiredness and impair your focus. On the other hand, trying to drive around noon, when temperatures are usually at their highest, is not advisable as heat can increase fatigue and accident risk. By combining breaks and proper hydration, you support your body's ability to stay attentive and drive safely in hot weather.