Drivers may not be able to drive well if they are:
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Happy.
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Angry or depressed.
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Not wasted enough.
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Keeping their mind on their driving.
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Explanation
Emotions can greatly impact your ability to drive safely. Avoid driving if you are extremely worried, excited, angry, or depressed. Wait until you have calmed down before getting behind the wheel.
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