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on straight roads.
Most road accidents occur on stretches consisting of straight roads with good visibility, located on interurban roads. In particular, there are numerous run-off-road and single-vehicle accidents. This is because the road layout is always the same, making it monotonous and boring for the driver, who, because of overconfidence, does not devote their full attention to driving.
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on straight roads.
at changes in gradient.
on bends.
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