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Because their movements and reflexes will be slower.
Drivers travelling on a public road must pay particular attention to elderly or advanced-age pedestrians, as their movements and reflexes will be slower and they deserve the utmost respect and attention from other road users.
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They are always distracted and do not pay attention to the road.
Their glasses do not allow them to see into the distance.
Because their movements and reflexes will be slower.
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