You’re driving a car fitted with driver drowsiness detection. When will your car alert you to take a break?

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You're driving a car fitted with driver drowsiness detection. When will your car alert you to take a break?

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Driver drowsiness detection helps to prevent accidents by spotting patterns of behaviour that indicate you might be tired. When the sensors detect these patterns they alert you and suggest you take a break. This is designed to reduce the risk of you falling asleep while driving.

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