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It has a negative effect.
The age of a vehicle negatively affects the safety it can offer its occupants, because the older the vehicle, the more likely it is to have safety faults due to greater wear on its parts. This is also because newer vehicles include updated safety systems that improve occupant safety.
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It is neutral and has no effect on safety.
It has a positive effect.
It has a negative effect.
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