On what kind of roads is fatigue caused by monotony at the wheel most likely to appear?

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Fatigue can arise in any driving environment, but fatigue due specifically to monotony is significantly more common on motorways and dual carriageways. The smooth layout, the absence of at-grade intersections, the scarcity of sharp curves and the constant speed reduce the number of stimuli and immediate demands on the driver, which favors a gradual loss of attention and drowsiness. By contrast, on conventional roads and in urban areas or on roads passing through a town (travesía), the continuous presence of other users, pedestrians, traffic lights, overtaking and intersections keeps the mind more active, producing tiredness from an overload of stimuli but not from monotony.

On what kind of roads is fatigue caused by monotony at the wheel most likely to appear?

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