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It may cause optical illusions in the driver.
Among the various effects ecstasy causes in a driver who takes it are disorientation, the appearance of optical illusions, exaggerated euphoria, changes in our visual field and alteration of mood. These types of drugs are highly dangerous and must not be taken under any circumstances if we intend to drive a vehicle.
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It reduces sensitivity to dazzle.
It helps the driver concentrate.
It may cause optical illusions in the driver.
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