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Yes, the field of vision decreases as speed increases.
Drivers' visual capacity can be negatively affected by factors such as adverse weather conditions (rain, fog, etc.), advanced age, certain visual impairments, and the consumption of alcohol and drugs. Speed also has a negative effect, as it reduces the driver's field of vision.
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Yes, the field of vision decreases as speed increases.
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