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Inadequate design or adjustment of the seat and controls.
Poorly designed or adjusted seating or controls can impose an uncomfortable posture and unnecessary effort, encouraging fatigue. Adjust the seat and controls before driving and rest when needed. Monotony can also encourage fatigue: good weather and little traffic do not guarantee alertness.
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Controls accessible without strain or awkward posture.
A correctly adjusted seat allowing a comfortable posture.
Inadequate design or adjustment of the seat and controls.
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