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It can be reduced by avoiding risk factors
To reduce the probability of having a traffic accident, risk factors that depend on the driver should be avoided, such as fatigue, excessive speed or drowsiness.
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It can be reduced by avoiding risk factors
It only depends on the driver's ability
It is always independent of the driver
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