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the human factor.
There are three factors involved in an accident: the human factor, the vehicle, and the road and its environment. Of these three factors, the human factor has the greatest influence, followed, in order, by the road and its environment, and lastly the vehicle.
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the human factor.
the condition of the vehicles.
the condition of the roads.
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