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the rider's movements are slower and less precise.
Drowsiness increases reaction time, makes a motorcyclist's movements slower and less precise, reduces reflexes and impairs visual acuity. The safest response is to stop the motorcycle in a permitted place and rest.
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it is less likely that you will be distracted.
the rider's movements are slower and less precise.
the traffic environment is perceived more clearly.
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