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Yes. Prolonged stress can cause exhaustion and fatigue, particularly during the exhaustion phase, and impair attention, decision-making and responses to traffic. It does not imply a general improvement in reflexes or affect every phase identically. If unfit to drive safely, stop somewhere safe and rest; seek medical advice for persistent or significant symptoms.
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