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Lack of experience and poor risk assessment.
Lack of experience, particularly when combined with poor risk assessment. The minimum age for obtaining an AM licence is 15, but reaching that age does not guarantee skill or safety. Practise with proper training, anticipate hazards and follow traffic rules.
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Lack of experience and poor risk assessment.
No factor can increase a beginner’s risk.
Only having reached age 29.
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