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Yes, the first symptoms of drowsiness already affect driving.
The effects of drowsiness become apparent while driving from their very first symptoms, negatively affecting your ability to handle the vehicle safely. It makes no difference whether the drowsiness occurs during the day or at night, as its effects will be equally negative.
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Yes, the first symptoms of drowsiness already affect driving.
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