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It increases fatigue.
Driving for a long period, not stopping to rest or doing so in an insufficient or inadequate manner, or driving in an incorrect seating position, are the main causes of fatigue at the wheel.
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It reduces fatigue.
It increases fatigue.
It has no effect on fatigue.
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