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Can impair the driver’s abilities and road safety.
It can increase fatigue, delay reactions and encourage errors, creating a road-safety risk. Maintain a comfortable temperature, ventilate or cool the cabin appropriately and take breaks in safe places. If drowsiness or fatigue develops, stop somewhere safe and rest; opening a window does not eliminate that risk. Lowering the windows cannot be claimed to save fuel in all conditions.
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Can impair the driver’s abilities and road safety.
Cannot affect attention or reaction.
Always improves reflexes and prevents fatigue.
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