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Helps observation and provides margin to react to hazards.
Helps observation and leaves more margin to react and stop for hazards. It does not guarantee detecting every intention or avoiding every crash. Reaction time also depends on attention, fatigue and other conditions; for the same reaction time, lower speed reduces the distance travelled during that time.
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Removes all risk even if the driver is distracted.
Always causes a crash by annoying other drivers.
Helps observation and provides margin to react to hazards.
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