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increases distractions.
Drowsiness while driving, among other effects, causes an increase in reaction time, as well as an increase in distractions while driving, since it prevents concentration on the traffic and on any obstacles or hazards that may appear on the road.
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makes it easier to concentrate on traffic.
decreases reaction time.
increases distractions.
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