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It can increase crash risk.
It can increase crash risk. Overconfidence can lead to underestimating hazards and imprudent decisions. This behaviour can affect drivers of different ages and experience levels; being older or professional does not remove the risk. Recognise your limits and adapt driving to conditions.
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It can increase crash risk.
It always reduces risk by increasing confidence.
It has no effect on risk if the driver is experienced.
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