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Speeding.
Speeding. It increases risk and the severity of consequences and reduces the margin for responding and stopping. Age does not remove that risk. Inexperience, distractions or alcohol can add risks without attributing them to every young person. Maintain appropriate speed and distance.
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Obeying limits and adapting speed to conditions.
Speeding.
Maintaining an adequate following distance.
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