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It can be reduced by avoiding risk factors.
It can be reduced by avoiding or controlling risk factors such as distraction, alcohol, fatigue, inappropriate speed or poor maintenance. The driver, vehicle, road and surroundings all matter: driver ability is relevant but is not the only factor. Reducing risk does not guarantee that an accident will never occur.
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It can be reduced by avoiding risk factors.
It depends exclusively on the driver’s ability.
It is unrelated to the driver’s condition.
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