How can a driver reduce the probability of encountering dangerous situations on the road?

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To practice defensive driving and ensure safety, it is fundamental not only to obey the rules but also to adapt your speed to the surrounding circumstances (rain, heavy traffic, road conditions) and maintain an adequate safety distance that allows you to stop the vehicle in time for any unforeseen event. The other options are incorrect because: Driving at a fixed 50 km/h is dangerous on dual carriageways (abnormally slow speed) and excessive in 20 or 30 km/h residential zones. Night driving, even if there is less traffic, increases the risk of accidents due to reduced visibility and fatigue.

How can a driver reduce the probability of encountering dangerous situations on the road?

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