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Maintaining a high temperature inside the vehicle.
A high cabin temperature can contribute to fatigue and affect the driver’s condition. Poor ventilation, vibrations, monotony and driving too long without breaks also matter. A familiar road does not exclude those risks. Maintain suitable conditions and stop to rest if symptoms appear rather than relying on light traffic to prevent fatigue.
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Maintaining a high temperature inside the vehicle.
Taking adequate rest and avoiding prolonged driving without breaks.
Providing adequate ventilation and a comfortable temperature.
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