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Yes, because driving is more uncomfortable.
Travelling on a road with a poorly maintained surface can contribute to driver fatigue. This is because driving on roads with a damaged or poorly maintained surface can be more uncomfortable and demanding. A poor road surface can cause vibrations and jolts in the vehicle, making driving less smooth and more uncomfortable. In addition, potholes, cracks and irregularities in the road may require greater attention from the driver to avoid damage to the vehicle or abrupt manoeuvres.
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Only if the driver is a novice or inexperienced.
No, because driving is more entertaining.
Yes, because driving is more uncomfortable.
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