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Yes, it reduces risk but does not guarantee avoiding every crash.
Yes. Observing, adapting speed, keeping distance, resting and maintaining the vehicle reduces risk. Avoiding distraction, alcohol and other dangerous behaviour also contributes to prevention. These measures do not guarantee avoiding every crash, because circumstances and other users also matter.
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Yes, it reduces risk but does not guarantee avoiding every crash.
No, all preventive measures have no effect.
No, being distracted is as safe as paying attention.
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