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Yes, they are risk factors that increase the probability of an accident
Yes. Fatigue and alcohol can impair attention and response; bad weather can reduce visibility or grip. They increase risk without making a crash inevitable. Some medicines can also affect driving, depending on their effects and medical advice; not all do so in the same way. Avoid driving when unfit and adapt to the surroundings.
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No, because the risk factors are different
No, since an accident is unpredictable
Yes, they are risk factors that increase the probability of an accident
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