**Traffic accidents** are mostly **avoidable**. Although many people think they cannot be prevented, there are **risk factors** that, if managed properly, can significantly reduce the likelihood of an accident.

- **Human risk factors**: These include **speeding**, **alcohol consumption**, and **distractions** while driving. These factors are responsible for between 70 and 90 out of every 100 accidents. The key to avoiding them is for the driver to act responsibly, such as not consuming alcohol before driving and keeping attention on the road.

- **Road conditions**: Conditions such as a **wet road** or losing control on a curve contribute to between 10 and 35 out of every 100 accidents. To minimize these risks, it is important to reduce speed and increase the safety distance in adverse conditions.

- **Vehicle failure**: Issues such as **faulty brakes** or a **flat tire** cause between 4 and 13 out of every 100 accidents. These can be avoided by performing regular vehicle maintenance, such as checking the tires before a trip to ensure they are in good condition.

In summary, although traffic accidents may seem inevitable, many of them can be prevented through responsible driver behavior and proper vehicle maintenance.