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Reduced attention and distraction.
Monotony can reduce attention and encourage distraction or overly routine driving. Little traffic does not guarantee concentration: maintain vigilance and take appropriate breaks. This does not establish that the total number of crashes is always higher on motorways and dual carriageways than on other roads.
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Reduced attention and distraction.
The elimination of distraction risk.
Guaranteed high concentration throughout the journey.
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