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It can promote fatigue and require earlier or more frequent rest.
It can increase stress and visual fatigue, so allow more rest and stop sooner if symptoms arise. It does not necessarily reduce fatigue or remove the need for breaks. Adapt speed, gap and lighting, and stop somewhere permitted and safe; do not wait for a fixed interval when already fatigued. If conditions prevent safe travel, rest alone does not guarantee that you can continue.
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It always makes fatigue less likely.
It removes the need for rest.
It can promote fatigue and require earlier or more frequent rest.
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