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They help the driver reduce the possibility of having an accident.
A vehicle's active safety system is made up of all the elements that help provide greater efficiency and stability to the vehicle while it is moving, thereby helping the driver reduce the chances of having a road traffic accident.
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They eliminate the possibility of having an accident.
They minimise injuries in the event of an accident.
They help the driver reduce the possibility of having an accident.
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