Traffic accidents caused by driver distraction are more frequent...
Human factor: Physical factors
Explanation
**Distraction-related accidents** are more frequent when the driver is **accompanied**. This is because the presence of other people in the vehicle can divert the driver's attention from the road. Conversations, passenger behavior, or even the need to attend to children can be sources of distraction.
- Distractions occur when the driver focuses on something unrelated to driving, as shown in the image below:
- Additionally, distractions can be caused by internal factors, such as using a mobile phone or lighting a cigarette, which are more likely when there are other people in the car who can interact with the driver.
Therefore, it is important for drivers to keep their attention on the road and minimize distractions, especially when carrying passengers.
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