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Yes.
Yes. Intense or prolonged stress can promote distraction, impulsiveness and risky behaviour. In the exhaustion stage, fatigue and impaired performance can occur. Effects vary by person and stage: it should not be claimed that reaction ability and time taken to react always increase together. If unfit to drive safely, do not start or stop in a safe place.
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No, because it does not affect driving.
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