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Overconfidence and impulsive or competitive behaviour.
It can cause overestimation of personal abilities, reduced risk perception and impulsivity, with competitive or dangerous behaviour. It can also impair attention and perception. Feeling energetic does not demonstrate better or safe driving, and harmful effects can persist after the subjective feeling of stimulation fades. Do not drive under its effects.
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An invariably more accurate assessment of risks.
A guaranteed improvement in attention and safety.
Overconfidence and impulsive or competitive behaviour.
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