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On active and passive safety systems.
To achieve maximum safety, vehicles are designed with elements intended to: prevent accidents (active or primary safety); reduce the consequences of an accident (passive or secondary safety); help the driver maintain their attention or facilitate their response (preventive safety).
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Solely on the number of airbags installed.
On active and passive safety systems.
Mainly on a good bodywork structure.
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