In the testing literature, the term load testing is usually defined as the process of exercising the system under test by feeding it the largest tasks it can operate with. Load testing is sometimes called volume testing, or longevity/endurance testing.
Pulling over at a rest stop or gas station to get out and stretch for a few minutes about every 100 miles or two hours will help you remain alert. 2. Double up on caffeine. Experts often warn against drinking coffee or soda right before bedtime, but in this case, drink up! The equivalent of two cups of coffee can boost your alertness and focus for several hours. For best results, try drinking a cup of coffee and then taking a 20-minute nap before you leave. 3. Avoid alcohol and medications. Driving while drinking is a big no-no anyway, but certain OTC and prescription meds can impair your judgment in the same way, especially if taken on an empty stomach.
Don't wait for a microsleep â by then it's too late. Pull over and stop when it is safe to do so, as soon as you experience any of these warning signs.Have a nap (20 minutes works best) or stop for a coffee if you are on a short trip (but remember caffeine won't help for long and doesn't work for everyone).*.est areas allow drivers and motorcyclists to park safely, walk around and refresh themselves before continuing their journey. They are available 24 hours a day year-round and are clearly signposted. Service centres, petrol stations, parks and country towns are other places you can stop and take a break from driving.