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It can increase crash risk and the severity of consequences.
It can increase risk and worsen consequences. It leaves less time and space to deal with hazards and can lengthen stopping distance; distractions also impair response. Safety systems do not eliminate these risks. Observe limits and adapt speed to conditions even when the limit permits a higher speed.
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It can increase crash risk and the severity of consequences.
Safety systems eliminate every speed-related risk.
It matters only on two-way roads.
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