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English, 23.07.2019 16:30, paulesparsa6

How do the bulleted items the reader understand the document? a) they illustrate the cost impact of motor vehicle crash fatalities. b) they provide information on the types and risks of driver inattention. c) they illustrate the primary methods of preventing motor vehicle crashes. d) they provide a guide from the national highway traffic safety administration for new drivers.

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