Driver fatigue, or tiredness, contributes to many deaths and injuries on our roads every year. It has a role in up to 30 per cent of fatal crashes and up to 15 per cent of serious injuries needing to go to hospital.

Driver fatigue can be just as deadly as excessive speeding or reckless driving.

The problem with fatigue is that it slowly develops and drivers often don't realise they're too tired to drive safely. But drivers can teach themselves to recognise the warning signs and take a break before it is too late.

The document describes the warning signs, solutions and myths and facts on this major road safety problem