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Incorrect perception of time and space
The effects that taking drugs can cause in a vehicle driver include a reduction in the field of vision, an increase in stopping distance, and an incorrect perception of time and space.
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Incorrect perception of time and space
Widening of the field of vision
Reduction in stopping distance
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