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reaction time and aggressiveness increase.
Heat at the wheel represents a clear risk to road safety. Under its effects, reaction time and aggressiveness increase, we make more mistakes, and fatigue, drowsiness, and distractions appear more easily. For all these reasons, it is recommended to: take more breaks during the journey; avoid parking in the sun; drink water or juices and avoid hot and heavy meals; drive with more caution after meals; wear light-coloured, light clothing and appropriate sunglasses; and use air conditioning at a temperature between 20 and 23 °C.
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reaction time and aggressiveness increase.
action time decreases and aggressiveness increases.
reaction time and aggressiveness decrease.
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