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favours the onset of fatigue.
Heavy traffic can favour fatigue because of greater attention demands, stress and frequent stopping and starting. Fatigue reduces attention and increases reaction time: responding to a hazard takes longer, rather than less time. Maintain a sufficient following distance and plan breaks in permitted, safe places.
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favours the onset of fatigue.
delays the onset of fatigue.
is not a circumstance that affects fatigue.
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