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Distractions, speed and fatigue.
A driver can significantly reduce the likelihood of having an accident by avoiding risk factors that directly depend on them, such as distractions, inappropriate speed and fatigue. Avoiding distractions such as using a mobile phone, maintaining a safe speed appropriate to road conditions, and not driving when tired or drowsy are key measures for preventing accidents. These responsible behaviours are fundamental to road safety.
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Distractions, speed and fatigue.
Alcohol consumption and bad weather.
Fatigue and the poor condition of the road surface.
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