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11-06-2016
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. If you keep your eyes fixed on a spot ahead of you, you will be less likely to get into a collision.

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11-06-2016

No. If you have your eyes fixed on one spot ahead of you - what happens when that spot moves over into the right lane (or something else) and you end up "following" it and there is a car to the right of you. You will end up in a collision.

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