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the human factor.
The human factor: road users’ decisions, behaviour and errors, such as distraction, inappropriate speed or alcohol- or drug-impaired driving. Road and vehicle factors can also contribute, and a crash can involve several factors. This is not a single cause in every case, nor a claim that alcohol and drugs are the most frequent distractions.
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the human factor.
errors in the vehicle's operation.
the condition of the road.
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