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Poor design of the seat or other interior elements of the vehicle.
Fatigue in the driver of a vehicle can appear when the circumstances of the vehicle are not suitable for driving. Thus, poorly designed seats or other interior elements of the vehicle, poor ventilation or a high temperature inside the cabin, or driving a vehicle with a suspension system in poor condition are reasons that encourage the onset of fatigue.
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Driving with the vehicle in perfect condition.
Travelling along a road with a well-maintained surface.
Poor design of the seat or other interior elements of the vehicle.
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