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Running off the road through failure to control the vehicle’s path.
The vehicle can run off the road because the driver fails to monitor and correct its path in time. Distraction can also cause collisions or pedestrian impacts; it does not produce just one crash type. Do not operate a phone while driving: stop in a permitted safe place if you need to use it.
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Only an accident while the vehicle is parked.
Running off the road through failure to control the vehicle’s path.
None, because looking at a phone does not affect the vehicle’s path.
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