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Stress, worries or excessive driving time, among other factors.
Driving for long periods without stopping to rest, or taking insufficient breaks, can cause driver fatigue. Excessively high speed and stress or worries in the vehicle's driver can also cause it.
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Adequate ventilation or a comfortable seat, among other factors.
Stress, worries or excessive driving time, among other factors.
Only external factors, such as poor road conditions or excessive heat.
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