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They can become slower and less precise.
They can become slower and less precise, with difficulties maintaining attention and observation. Fatigue does not improve safety even if the driver tries to be cautious. Plan breaks and stop in a safe place sooner if symptoms appear; do not continue until fit to drive.
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Fatigue guarantees safer driving.
They always react faster to any danger.
They can become slower and less precise.
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