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the driver's ability to maintain concentration on traffic decreases.
One of the most common symptoms in people with respiratory allergies is constant sneezing and nasal discharge. This effect reduces the driver's ability to concentrate on traffic, as they must attend to these symptoms, sometimes taking their eyes off the road.
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the driver's ability to maintain concentration on traffic decreases.
the driver maintains the same concentration on traffic.
the driver's concentration ability increases.
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