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Through conversations or actions that draw attention away from traffic.
Absorbing conversations, arguments or actions that draw attention away from traffic can distract the driver. Maintain attention on driving and ask passengers to stop those interferences. Having passengers does not by itself establish a higher crash frequency in every population or situation; driving alone or at night does not remove distraction risk either.
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Their presence removes distraction, even if they argue with the driver.
They can never distract the driver if the journey is short.
Through conversations or actions that draw attention away from traffic.
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