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Yes, they can increase crash risk.
Yes, they can increase risk. Fatigue reduces attention and can increase reaction time; alcohol impairs coordination, judgement and perception; rain, snow or fog can reduce grip or visibility. Effects depend on circumstances and do not predict a particular crash. Avoid driving while fatigued or after drinking, and adapt speed and gap to conditions.
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No, they have no effect because a particular crash cannot be predicted.
Yes, they can increase crash risk.
No, only mechanical condition matters.
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