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Driving becomes more dangerous due to the lack of rest.
Driving a vehicle for more than 2 hours in a row without taking any break is very dangerous, as this lack of rest translates into more aggressive and reckless driving, which is generally more dangerous and increases the probability of suffering a road traffic accident. In addition, we may suffer from neck pain, blurred vision, and mental fatigue.
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Safety will increase as fatigue decreases.
We will drive better as our concentration increases.
Driving becomes more dangerous due to the lack of rest.
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