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Yes, because mistaken decisions can be made.
Driving a vehicle while suffering from depression can be very dangerous and can lead to a road accident, as the driver may make mistaken decisions. Among the symptoms depression can cause are increased driver insecurity, loss of awareness of the surroundings, and an increase in the mistaken decisions made.
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No, if the driver is an adult and has experience.
Yes, because mistaken decisions can be made.
No, because it is common among many drivers.
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