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Because it can make recognising hazards and assessing risks harder.
Because it can make recognising hazards and correctly assessing traffic situations harder. Training, safe practice and cautious behaviour matter. An AM licence is available from age 15, but that age alone neither proves a particular rise in deaths nor constitutes the sole cause of crashes. Not all young people ride or face the same risk.
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Because every crash is inevitable and rider behaviour has no influence.
Because it can make recognising hazards and assessing risks harder.
Because having a licence removes the need to learn to anticipate hazards.
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