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active safety.
Active safety: they help prevent crashes by supporting visibility, grip and braking control. Maintain and use them correctly; they do not guarantee prevention of every crash or safe stopping in every situation. Passive safety reduces consequences when a crash occurs, for example through belts and airbags.
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active safety.
passive safety.
efficient driving.
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