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The human factor.
Road accident statistics show a high incidence of the human factor (driver or pedestrian) in triggering accidents, since human error — whether due to distraction or lack of knowledge — is recorded at some point in the vast majority of accidents.
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The poor condition of the road.
The poor condition of the vehicle.
The human factor.
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