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Collisions tend to happen when one driver is going faster or slower than other cars on the road. a. True b. False

Collisions tend to happen when one driver is going faster or slower than other cars on the road. a. True b. False
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Collisions tend to happen when one driver is going faster or slower than other cars on the road.

a. True
b. False

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The correct answer is true. Collisions do tend to happen when a vehicle or a driver is going faster or slower than the other cars on the road. That is because a difference of the flow of the traffic causes more accidents.
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