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Running off the road by failing to correct a deviation.
Running off the road. Without attending to the vehicle’s path, a driver may fail to correct a deviation towards the carriageway edge in time. Distraction can also cause pedestrian impacts and collisions by delaying hazard detection and reactions. Stay attentive and avoid handling a phone.
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Running off the road by failing to correct a deviation.
Automatically improving the vehicle’s stability.
Reducing risk because monitoring the vehicle’s path is unnecessary.
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