When planning a trip to ensure maximum safety, what type of roads is it advisable to avoid as much as possible?

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The correct answer is Roads under construction or with dangerous sections. As part of defensive driving, trip planning is essential. Roads presenting added risks should be avoided:  Roads under construction: These present unforeseen modifications to the roadway, narrowing lanes, presence of machinery, workers, and temporary signaling (yellow markings) that alter standard rules.  Dangerous sections (Black Spots): High accident concentration sections are areas where statistically more accidents occur due to the road layout or condition. While secondary roads or village streets may have little traffic, they are generally less safe than motorways or expressways due to the possibility of head-on collisions, intersections at the same level, and poorer layout conditions. Therefore, the priority when seeking safety is to avoid abnormal conditions (roadworks) and known hazards.

When planning a trip to ensure maximum safety, what type of roads is it advisable to avoid as much as possible?

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