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Driving distracted or at an inappropriate speed.
Driving distracted or at an inappropriate speed. Human behaviour is important, but the road, environment and vehicle condition also matter. A crash can have several contributing factors: percentages without a source, year or population must not be presented as a universal distribution of exclusive causes. Stay attentive, adapt speed and maintain the vehicle.
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Driving distracted or at an inappropriate speed.
Staying attentive and adapting speed to conditions.
Resting when fatigue develops before continuing.
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