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Take unnecessary risks while driving.
Taking unnecessary risks or making errors. Limited experience can hinder hazard recognition, and overconfidence can encourage unsafe decisions. Not all young drivers behave alike, and age alone does not determine conduct. Keep safety margins, follow rules and anticipate situations; experienced drivers can also be overconfident.
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Take unnecessary risks while driving.
Eliminate every possibility of a crash.
Always drive more prudently because of overconfidence.
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