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even before the driver is completely asleep.
Accidents caused by drowsiness can occur even before the driver falls completely asleep. This is because drowsiness significantly reduces the driver's attention, concentration and reaction ability, even in the early stages of fatigue or light sleep.
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only if the driver is completely asleep.
even before the driver is completely asleep.
only at night.
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