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Both human factors and vehicle condition may contribute.
Both human factors and vehicle condition can contribute, as can the road and weather conditions. For example, distraction or a brake defect may contribute to a crash. Do not always attribute a crash to one category or confuse how common a factor is with it being the only possible one.
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Both human factors and vehicle condition may contribute.
Only human factors can contribute; the vehicle never matters.
Only the vehicle can contribute; behaviour never matters.
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