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It can contribute to tiredness and fatigue.
It can contribute to tiredness and fatigue, impair concentration and increase errors. Effects vary with individual and circumstances; it does not guarantee more prudent driving or remove the need for rest. If affected, avoid driving or stop in a safe place.
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It can contribute to tiredness and fatigue.
It guarantees perfect attention throughout the journey.
It always removes the need to rest.
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