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Yes.
Among the main risk factors for driving, the road factor, the human factor and the vehicle factor are the ones most present in the majority of road accidents. Within the road factor there are various elements that can put driving at risk: the design of the road, its surroundings, or poor road surface condition.
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Yes.
Yes, but only on conventional roads.
No, only the road itself is a risk factor.
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