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Becoming distracted more easily as attention decreases.
It can lower attention and encourage distraction or drowsiness. Light traffic does not remove the need to observe the road and maintain appropriate distance and speed. Avoid other distractions and, if sleepy or tired, stop somewhere safe to rest.
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Necessarily staying more focused throughout the journey.
Becoming distracted more easily as attention decreases.
Preventing any drowsiness from occurring.
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