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Yes, by knowing the causes that trigger them.
Knowing the risk factors that contribute to the occurrence of road traffic accidents, as well as the causes that trigger them, can prevent a large number of them. Among the factors that promote accident-free driving are ergonomics, road safety education, and the correct interpretation of the stimuli encountered while driving.
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Yes, by knowing the causes that trigger them.
No; most of the time they are inevitable.
No, because they are always due to factors external to the driver.
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