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Greater difficulty maintaining concentration while driving.
Drowsiness causes the vehicle driver to have an increased reaction time in response to a possible unexpected event, reduced concentration while driving and more distractions at the wheel. Microsleeps may also occasionally occur, especially if we drive in the early hours of the morning.
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A decrease in reaction time.
Greater difficulty maintaining concentration while driving.
Greater ease maintaining concentration while driving.
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