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Yes, because it increases the driver's reaction time.
Fatigue has a negative effect on driving, resulting in a decrease in the driver's performance, which means driving below normal safety levels. Among other symptoms, psychological fatigue causes a reduction in the driver's ability to concentrate and an increase in reaction time.
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No, because the driver is more cautious when tired.
No, this circumstance has no effect on driving.
Yes, because it increases the driver's reaction time.
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