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Distractions and inappropriate speed.
Distraction and inappropriate speed are factors associated with driver behaviour. Environmental conditions concern the surroundings, while maintenance deficiencies concern the vehicle’s condition. These factors can interact; this classification does not establish a statistical ranking of causes for all crashes.
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Adverse environmental conditions.
Distractions and inappropriate speed.
Inadequate vehicle maintenance.
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