Children's field of vision is limited...
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The short stature of children limits their field of vision, as being closer to the ground prevents them from seeing as far or within the same visual range as adults.
Explanation
Children have a **limited field of vision** mainly due to their **short stature**. Being shorter than adults, their ability to see the road section is reduced, which also makes it difficult for drivers to see them clearly.
This visual limitation is not due to underdevelopment of the sense of sight or lack of attention, but to their height, which directly affects their perspective and visibility on the road.
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