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More impulsive or reckless driving.
It can encourage impulsiveness, impatience, aggression or reckless behaviour. Effects vary with the situation and person; not every stressed driver behaves identically. Allow time for the journey and avoid competition or harsh actions; if unable to drive safely, stop in a safe place.
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More impulsive or reckless driving.
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