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Yes. Poor pavement can require more attention and effort and increase tiredness by day as well as at night. Driving duration, rest, traffic, weather and vehicle condition also matter. People do not all tire equally, and a good road does not eliminate fatigue. With symptoms, stop at a lawful, safe place and rest before continuing.
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