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reacts later to any danger.
Among the consequences that fatigue causes in the driver of a vehicle is the increase in reaction time, which will make them react later to any danger, an increase in distractions at the wheel and the appearance of microsleeps.
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reacts later to any danger.
is less distracted.
behaves more prudently at the wheel.
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