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the driver's movements are slower and less precise.
When a driver feels drowsy at the wheel, this brings about several negative effects on driving, such as an increase in confusion when carrying out manoeuvres and slower, less precise execution of turns and manoeuvres, as the driver is not in full command of their faculties.
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it is harder to become distracted.
the driver's movements are slower and less precise.
the traffic environment is perceived better.
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