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Yes, because it encourages fatigue at the wheel.
Excessive heat inside the vehicle can increase the risk when driving due to several factors. Firstly, heat encourages fatigue at the wheel, which can reduce the driver's attention and concentration. In addition, driving in a hot environment can increase reaction time and aggressiveness, leading to more mistakes on the road. Fatigue, drowsiness and distractions are also more likely to appear when driving in conditions of extreme heat. To avoid these risks, it is recommended to take more breaks during journeys, avoid parking the vehicle in the sun, stay hydrated by drinking water or juices, avoid heavy, hot meals before driving, drive carefully after eating, wear light, loose clothing, and set the air conditioning to a temperature between 20 and 23°C.
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No, only if driving with the windows open.
Yes, because it encourages fatigue at the wheel.
No, as long as the driver wears light clothing.
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