Most **traffic accidents are avoidable** if measures are taken to prevent **risk factors**. These factors include aspects related to the driver, the vehicle, the road, and the environment.

- **Human factors**: They are the cause of between 70 and 90 out of every 100 accidents. Examples include speeding, alcohol consumption, and distractions. These can be prevented through responsible behavior, such as not consuming alcohol before driving and keeping attention on the road.

- **Road condition**: Factors such as wet roads or losing control on a curve contribute to between 10 and 35 out of every 100 accidents. Reducing speed and increasing the safety distance in rainy conditions can help prevent these accidents.

- **Vehicle failure**: Issues such as brake failures or tire punctures cause between 4 and 13 out of every 100 accidents. Checking the vehicle's condition before a trip, such as inspecting the tires, can prevent these problems.

In summary, by identifying and managing these risk factors, it is possible to significantly reduce the likelihood of experiencing a traffic accident.