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The driver's ability to control the vehicle decreases.
Increasing the speed of your moped will make it more difficult to drive safely, as your field of vision decreases and the driver's ability to control the vehicle will also be reduced. At higher speeds, your margin for error will always be smaller.
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The ability to anticipate traffic events increases.
The driver's ability to control the vehicle decreases.
The field of vision increases.
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