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Yes, they can affect attention.
Yes. These states can affect attention and decision-making; effects vary with the person, symptoms and treatment. They do not depend exclusively on road type. If you feel unable to drive safely, stop in a safe place and consult medical guidance; do not change medication on your own.
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No, they never affect attention.
They can only distract on poorly maintained roads.
Yes, they can affect attention.
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