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Avoid controllable risks and adapt behaviour to conditions.
Act on risks you can control: avoid alcohol and distractions, rest before driving, and adapt speed and separation to conditions. Knowing the risks is useful, but that knowledge must lead to safe behaviour. Driving at night does not itself reduce risk and can add visibility and sleepiness problems. Prevention reduces likelihood but does not guarantee that a crash can never occur; vehicle and environmental factors also matter.
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Always drive at night because it eliminates risks.
Avoid controllable risks and adapt behaviour to conditions.
Rely only on knowing the risks without changing dangerous behaviour.
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