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Yes, which makes driving more dangerous.
Yes. Fatigue can make movements slower, less precise and less effective, increasing driving risk and errors. Its effects are not limited to cramps: vision, concentration and decision-making can also be affected. If symptoms appear, stop somewhere safe to rest.
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No, fatigue only causes cramps.
Yes, which makes driving more dangerous.
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