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Yes, safety measures can prevent many dangerous situations.
Yes. Prevention combines safe behaviour, safer vehicles and roads, appropriate speeds and other measures. Compliance reduces risk but does not guarantee avoiding every crash or predicting each case. Crashes are not all inevitable or purely random; improving roads is not the only preventive measure.
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Yes, safety measures can prevent many dangerous situations.
They can only be prevented by improving roads.
No, all are inevitable and purely random.
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