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Yes, it can affect attention and reactions.
Yes. Emotional distress can impair attention and delay reactions. Wait until calm before driving; if distress arises during a trip, stop somewhere safe when possible. Do not drink alcohol to calm down. An argument does not guarantee a crash, but it can impair safe driving.
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No, emotions never affect driving.
Yes, it can affect attention and reactions.
Only if you do not drink alcohol to calm down.
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