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Yes.
Yes. Stress, anxiety and depression can affect attention and other abilities needed for driving. Their effects depend on symptoms and the individual; they do not mean everyone always loses awareness of their surroundings. If they impair driving, stop somewhere safe and seek professional assessment.
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No, it will not affect them in any way.
Yes.
Yes, but it will only affect them if the road is in poor condition.
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