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Preventive or defensive driving.
Preventive or defensive driving. It rests on vision, anticipation and space management: look ahead and around, anticipate possible hazards and maintain room to act without abrupt manoeuvres. Adapt speed to conditions. Efficient driving may share techniques such as anticipation, but its specific aim is reducing fuel use and emissions; it does not itself guarantee elimination of all risks.
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Preventive or defensive driving.
Dangerous driving without safety margins.
Only minimum-consumption driving without observing hazards.
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