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Contribute to prevention and adopt safe behaviour.
Contribute to prevention through safe behaviour: observe limits, avoid distraction and drive while fit to do so. Road safety also requires effective infrastructure, vehicles and post-crash care. Healthcare can reduce consequences; it does not replace prevention by road users. The aim is to prevent deaths and injuries, not increase costs.
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Ignore risks because healthcare eliminates every consequence.
Seek increased healthcare costs without preventing crashes.
Contribute to prevention and adopt safe behaviour.
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