Drinking a caffeinated beverage produces an immediate stimulant effect that instantly reverses driving fatigue, allowing a tired driver to continue their journey safely without stopping for a rest break.
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The statement is false because caffeine does not act immediately; it requires roughly 15 to 20 minutes to enter the bloodstream and produce any stimulant effect. Furthermore, chemical stimulants cannot replace genuine rest. Under The Highway Code, a fatigued driver must pull over in a safe location, consume caffeine, and take a short 15-minute nap rather than attempting to continue driving.
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Driver Fatigue Countermeasures and Caffeine Absorption Latency