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The potential obstacles a driver may encounter on the road while driving will sometimes be visible and sometimes not, since, for example, a pedestrian may unexpectedly appear when turning a corner. This is why a driver must always stay alert at the wheel in order to react in time.
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Obstacles are never visible to the driver
Obstacles are always visible to the driver
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