New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road safety
Early warning signs include yawning, poor concentration, tired or sore eyes, restlessness, drowsiness, slow reactions, boredom, irritability, fewer and larger steering corrections, missing road signs and difficulty staying in the lane.
Same topic first — road safety trips up more learners than any single rule.
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