Driving on a road with a pavement in poor condition, can it contribute to the onset of fatigue?
Human factor: Physical factors
Explanation
Driving on a road with **poor pavement conditions** can contribute to the onset of **fatigue** in the driver. This is because driving becomes more **uncomfortable**.
- Poor pavement conditions can cause the vehicle to **vibrate** and make **noises**, which increases the physical and mental effort required to drive.
- **Physical fatigue** manifests as a feeling of **tiredness**, while **psychological fatigue** makes **concentration** difficult. Both types of fatigue can be caused by uncomfortable road conditions.
- Constant discomfort while driving in these conditions can exhaust the driver more quickly, increasing the risk of accidents.
Therefore, it is important to recognize that poor pavement conditions not only affect the vehicle but also the driver's state, increasing the likelihood of fatigue.
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