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It can make corrections slower and less precise.
It can slow hand responses and make steering corrections less precise. This is not improved control or a guarantee of fewer dangerous manoeuvres. Fatigue can also reduce attention and increase reaction time; it does not improve hearing. If symptoms appear, stop somewhere safe and permitted and rest before continuing.
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It can make corrections slower and less precise.
It always improves precision and eliminates lapses.
It improves hearing and guarantees better control.
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