Can driving in bad weather promote fatigue?

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Adverse weather or environmental conditions make driving much more difficult and dangerous. These situations require the rider to have a much higher level of concentration and attention than usual. The additional physical and mental effort causes fatigue and tiredness to appear prematurely. For this reason, when driving in bad weather, it is essential to make stops to rest more frequently.

Can driving in bad weather promote fatigue?

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