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Concentrate attention and observe the traffic environment.
Concentrate on driving, observe the surroundings and adapt speed and distance. Observation includes mirrors and relevant areas before manoeuvres; it does not mean staring at one point or neglecting the sides. Avoid distraction and do not accelerate to respond to a hazard. These measures help anticipate risk but do not guarantee avoiding every crash.
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Divert your gaze to tasks unrelated to driving.
Concentrate attention and observe the traffic environment.
Always increase speed on detecting a hazard.
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