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Yes, it can distract the driver.
Yes. It can distract by taking attention, eyes or a hand away from driving controls. The driver does not need to feel tired for this risk to exist. Avoid these actions while driving.
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Yes, it can distract the driver.
No, if the driver does not feel tired.
No, it guarantees greater concentration.
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