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Yes, which increases the likelihood of being involved in a road accident.
Young drivers generally tend to assess traffic risks worse, which increases the likelihood of being involved in a road accident. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, many young drivers overestimate their driving ability and do not consider it necessary to take extra safety precautions. In addition, they perceive less risk compared with more experienced drivers, which leads them to misjudge situations and take more risks while driving. Another factor is an excessive need for self-affirmation, which makes them more likely to disobey the rules and behave competitively on the road.
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