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Driver distraction.
Driver distraction. Attention, fatigue and driver decisions belong to the human factor; the physical condition of the road and vehicle belong to other factors. A crash may result from interacting factors, and a generic percentage cannot attribute every case to one cause.
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Driver distraction.
Ice on the carriageway.
A mechanical vehicle fault.
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