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Because they increase crash risk.
Because they increase crash risk and, in some cases, severity. Paying attention, adapting speed and being fit to drive helps prevent crashes. Crashes do not all have the same cause and cannot be attributed to a driver’s offence without examining the circumstances.
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Because they only matter for avoiding fines and never affect safety.
Because every crash is always caused by a driver’s offence.
Because they increase crash risk.
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