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Greater aggression and reckless behaviour at the wheel.
It can increase aggression, hostility and reckless decisions, impairing safe driving. Effects depend on the person and situation: deciding faster does not mean deciding better. If stress compromises attention or control, stop in a safe place before continuing.
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Greater aggression and reckless behaviour at the wheel.
A guaranteed reduction in fatigue in every case.
A guaranteed improvement in attention in every case.
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