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Driving at night with little lighting.
Driving at night with little lighting can cause fatigue in a driver. The lack of natural light and the need to concentrate intensely on the road in low-light conditions increase visual and mental effort. This can lead to tiredness or drowsiness, reducing the driver's ability to react and pay attention. In addition, darkness can affect the body's natural circadian rhythm, which naturally induces sleep.
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