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It can reduce attention.
Monotony can reduce attention and contribute to fatigue or drowsiness. This does not mean every motorway is straight, lacks variation, or has this as its sole or greatest risk. Stay attentive, plan breaks and stop sooner in a safe place if symptoms appear.
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It can reduce attention.
It guarantees constant maximum attention.
It removes the need for breaks.
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