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Can become more distracted and react less effectively.
Tiredness can reduce attention and increase distraction, errors and slower reactions. Experience or willpower does not offset it. If fatigued or sleepy, stop somewhere safe and rest; do not continue relying on music, cold air or stimulant drinks.
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Always drives as safely as when rested.
Can become more distracted and react less effectively.
Concentrates better because of tiredness.
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