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Yes, when the quality of the rest has not been good
Even after sleeping for the necessary number of hours, a driver may experience fatigue and drowsiness at the wheel when the quality of that sleep has not been good. Therefore, in addition to getting the necessary number of hours' rest before driving, it is advisable for this rest to be good quality and uninterrupted.
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