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An excessively complex traffic situation.
An excessively complex traffic situation, for example with numerous movements and signs to interpret simultaneously. It may make selecting relevant information harder. Moderate speed, plan ahead and avoid extra tasks.
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Planning the route beforehand without operating devices while driving.
Removing an unnecessary secondary task.
An excessively complex traffic situation.
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