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It can increase aggression and competitiveness.
It can favour aggressive and competitive behaviour, impulsivity and reduced perception of risk. It does not guarantee better driving ability; feeling capable or more alert does not mean driving safely. Effects can vary and should not be treated as inevitable and identical in everyone.
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It guarantees calm and prudent driving.
It can increase aggression and competitiveness.
It eliminates the risk of driving errors.
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