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The Traffic Department appeals to drivers during Ramadan to avoid nighttime driving in order to reduce the risks of falling asleep while driving. This is due to sleep deprivation, which increases the likelihood of drowsiness on the road. They recommend important precautions, including getting sufficient sleep before driving, stopping immediately if feeling sleepy to take a rest, opening car windows to breathe natural air instead of using the air conditioning, and avoiding sleep-inducing medications such as painkillers and antihistamines. It is also advised to eat light meals instead of heavy ones, have alert companions to assist with monitoring, and listen to the radio for news updates, all aimed at reducing the chances of accidents caused by drowsiness while driving.
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