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Lack of precision in movements.
A motorcycle driver affected by fatigue will make less precise movements while driving. They will also react more slowly to hazards on the road, increasing reaction time to stimuli and becoming more distracted and less prudent in their driving. The ability to pay attention and concentrate on traffic conditions will also be negatively affected.
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Lack of precision in movements.
The ability to pay attention and concentrate will be improved.
Decreased reaction time to stimuli.
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