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The existence of defects in the vehicle's steering or suspension.
Among the various causes that contribute to the onset of fatigue at the wheel, which may be caused by the vehicle, are defects in the steering or suspension, poor ventilation of the cabin, or discomfort caused by the driver's seat or headrest.
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A good design of the vehicle's interior elements.
The existence of defects in the vehicle's steering or suspension.
A road in perfect condition.
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