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more time to receive the information necessary to drive safely.
Distraction delays detecting and processing the information needed to drive and may increase reaction time. It can also affect control of direction, speed and following distance; it does not always mean travelling more slowly.
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more time to receive the information necessary to drive safely.
the same time to receive information, but the vehicle is not handled safely.
less time to receive the information necessary to drive safely.
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