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It can increase fatigue and make attention harder.
It can increase fatigue and impair attention and response. Maintain a comfortable temperature and take breaks. If heat or tiredness prevents safe driving, stop in a safe place; do not try to compensate by driving faster.
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It can increase fatigue and make attention harder.
It always improves reflexes, the hotter the better.
It can never affect driving.
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