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fatigue.
The driver's reaction time may increase or decrease depending on their physical state at any given moment. Among other reasons, reaction time increases after consuming alcohol or drugs, when we are fatigued or drowsy, or when the temperature inside the vehicle is high.
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the condition of the tyres.
fatigue.
the condition of the road surface.
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