If a driver is drunk, hardly awake, or otherwise incapacitated, then he is not a competent driver. If he is any of the above, the chances of him being the cause of a road accident greatly increases as opposed to another driver who is sober, has had enough sleep, and is not hindered in his job in any way.
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普通话印刷书（教科书），第7页，第3部分
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its been a long time since i've used mandarin but i'm pretty sure its right
This is true. The taller the vehicle the lower the stability would be, if at the same time its width stays the same. For example, a mini van that enters a curve at high speeds will most certainly roll over while a car that is wider and has the same height, or is smaller, won't roll over.
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Explanation: That doesn't make sence explaing your question
