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Tiredness and insufficient rest.
Tiredness and insufficient rest can cause these symptoms and reduce attention and perception. They are not the only possible causes of eye discomfort, and drowsiness should not be confused with sleeping while driving. If sleepiness or fatigue appears, stop somewhere safe and rest; do not rely on coffee or music to keep driving.
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An automatic improvement in perception.
Tiredness and insufficient rest.
An automatic increase in the visual field.
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