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Increased confusion when carrying out manoeuvres
Drowsiness can increase errors, slow decisions and reduce manoeuvre accuracy. Relaxation does not make a sleepy driver safer. If sleepy, stop somewhere safe and rest; do not try to compensate by speeding up.
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The driver relaxes and drives better
The driver carries out more precise manoeuvres
Increased confusion when carrying out manoeuvres
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