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the driver takes longer to make decisions and makes more errors.
When a driver is drowsy at the wheel, this causes several negative effects on their driving, such as more confusion when carrying out manoeuvres and less precise turns and manoeuvres because the driver is not fully alert. They also take longer to make decisions, which leads to more errors.
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the driver takes longer to make decisions and makes more errors.
it is less likely that the driver will become distracted.
the driver behaves more cautiously at the wheel.
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