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the distance at which you position your seat relative to the steering wheel.
Among the various factors that can affect the safety of driving a vehicle is the distance at which you position your seat relative to the steering wheel and the pedals. The distance must be sufficient to allow you to press the pedals comfortably without your legs being too bent or you being too far away.
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the distance at which you position your seat relative to the steering wheel.
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only external factors, such as the road, traffic jams, or weather conditions.
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