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Fatigue.
Fatigue. Prolonged stress can exhaust a driver and impair attention and responsiveness; effects vary by stage and person. It should not be presented as guaranteed improvement in caution or concentration. Stop somewhere safe and rest if fatigued or unable to maintain attention; do not compensate for tiredness by speeding up.
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A guaranteed improvement in caution for every driver.
A guaranteed increase in concentration throughout the journey.
Fatigue.
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