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Difficulty maintaining attention.
It can make maintaining attention harder and increase reaction time, as well as reduce precision of movements and decisions. A delayed response means travelling farther before braking begins; do not confuse this reaction distance with the vehicle’s braking distance. Stop somewhere safe and rest. Coffee or stimulants may mask tiredness but do not remove fatigue.
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An automatic improvement in attention and movement precision.
An invariably shorter reaction time.
Difficulty maintaining attention.
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