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It may take longer to perceive and respond to danger.
It can delay perceiving and responding to danger, increasing the time and distance travelled before acting. It does not necessarily cause pedal confusion or hazard-light activation. Keep attention on driving and reduce distracting activities.
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They always press the brake instead of the accelerator.
They always automatically switch on hazard warning lights.
It may take longer to perceive and respond to danger.
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