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Reacts later to a danger
Fatigue reduces attention and increases reaction time, so a driver may take longer to detect a hazard and respond. It also promotes distraction; it does not improve caution or guarantee timely reactions. If symptoms occur, stop somewhere permitted and safe and rest; do not resume while they persist. If you are sleepy, you need sleep: music, open windows or coffee do not replace needed sleep.
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Reacts later to a danger
Becomes less distracted
Is more cautious when driving
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- Reacciona más tarde ante un peligro(Correct answer)
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