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It decreases the ability to concentrate.
Among the possible negative effects of smoking while driving a vehicle are a decrease in visibility caused by smoke, a decrease in the ability to pay attention and concentrate on traffic, and a limitation of the driver's manoeuvres, especially in turns, as one of the two hands is occupied. Whenever possible, we should avoid smoking while driving a vehicle.
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It decreases the ability to concentrate.
It causes greater resistance to fatigue.
It increases aggressiveness.
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