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The study focused on four categories: mobile phone use, eating or drinking, adjusting in-cab controls while moving, and drowsiness-related micro-sleep episodes. Mobile phone handling accounted for 65% of the detected improvements.Related FAQs: When should I replace GPS devices that consistently fail in hilly terrain? | Can GNSS spoofing affect multiple vehicles in a fleet simultaneously? | What are the main compliance risks for delivery fleets from GNSS spoofing?



















