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More dangerous behaviour
One of the side effects of drowsiness at the wheel is more dangerous behaviour by the driver, for example ignoring traffic signs or feeling restless. Drowsiness will also increase reaction time (loss of reflexes) and the driver will perceive their surroundings less well.
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Greater perception of surroundings
Decrease in reaction time
More dangerous behaviour
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