Question 4225
In general, a fatigued driver...
- pays more attention to traffic and the surrounding environment, perceiving signs better.
- has a feeling of euphoria.
- suffers muscle stiffness, since the muscles are not relaxed.
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Correct answer: suffers muscle stiffness, since the muscles are not relaxed.
Fatigue makes your muscles stiff and tense. That's why you move more slowly and less precisely, and change position often. You also pay less attention to traffic and drive with little motivation.