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The human factor.
The human factor. Attention, decisions and adapting driving have a central role: adjusting speed, avoiding distractions and checking the vehicle can prevent crashes or reduce their severity. The DGT road-safety manual explains that several factors usually interact; do not attribute every crash exclusively to the driver or disregard the road, environment or vehicle faults.
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Road conditions as the only relevant factor.
Vehicle condition as the only relevant factor.
The human factor.
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