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can be reduced by avoiding risk factors
It can be reduced by avoiding or controlling risk factors such as distraction, inappropriate speed, fatigue, drowsiness, alcohol or drugs. Vehicle condition, the road, the environment and other people’s actions also matter. Avoiding risk factors does not eliminate every possibility of a collision or establish that most collisions on every road type have the same pair of causes. Adapt driving and speed to conditions and follow professional advice about illnesses or medicines that may affect driving.
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always depends on factors beyond the driver's control, such as the vehicle or the road.
only depends on the driver's ability.
can be reduced by avoiding risk factors
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