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Yes, it worsens them.
A vehicle driver's tiredness combined with alcohol consumption worsens the negative effects of alcoholic beverages, causing impaired cognitive abilities, imprecise movements and manoeuvres, more aggressive and competitive behaviour, and an increased reaction time to a possible danger or obstacle on the road.
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Yes, it reduces them.
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Yes, it worsens them.
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