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Perform risky manoeuvres to show off to passengers.
Performing risky manoeuvres to show off or compete. Peer pressure and overestimating one’s abilities can encourage unsafe decisions; other factors include inexperience, distraction and alcohol or drug use. Not all young people behave this way, and this is not a universal ranking of their main crash causes.
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Remain attentive and obey speed limits.
Perform risky manoeuvres to show off to passengers.
Reject pressure to race other vehicles.
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