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Yes, assess the actual risks without copying dangerous behaviour.
Yes. Advertising messages and the values they present can influence attitudes, so assess the actual risks and follow the rules. Do not assume all young people react alike. Road-safety education supports safer decisions.
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Yes, assess the actual risks without copying dangerous behaviour.
No, everything shown in advertising is safe by definition.
No, advertising can never influence anyone.
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