To help prevent crashes, you should:
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Be a defensive driver.
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Keep your low beam headlights on at all times.
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Avoid highways if you are inexperienced.
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Only drive during the day.
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Explanation
Crashes are often caused by distractions or careless driving. To prevent them, practice defensive driving by staying aware of your surroundings, looking for unexpected hazards, and anticipating other drivers' actions. Always obey traffic signals and reduce your speed in poor weather or slippery conditions.
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