As the speed of a vehicle increases...

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

When traveling at higher speed, the driver has less time to perceive risks, process information and react appropriately, which directly reduces the ability to control the vehicle and deal with unexpected events. In addition, at high speeds the so-called “tunnel effect” occurs, which narrows the peripheral field of vision (making the option that says it increases incorrect), and the ability to anticipate traffic is noticeably reduced, requiring a greater distance to brake or correct the trajectory.

As the speed of a vehicle increases...

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