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Visual Attention and Speed: Mutual Effects on Road Safety
Reducing road crash rates remains a key objective of European transport policy, particularly within the framework of Vision Zero and the broader effort to systematically mitigate human-related risk factors. Among these, visual attention and vehicle speed are widely acknowledged as critical variables
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