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    Immediate and Underlying Causes of The Accident

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    John Smith got into a car accident because he was pulling onto an icy highway to buy more cigarettes. The underlying causes were that the road had a history of being dangerous but the authorities failed to address it, the town council was biased against complaints from certain areas, and liquor laws were not enforced. John's neighbor also contributed to the accident by driving impaired on the icy roads.

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    John Smith got into a car accident because he was pulling onto an icy highway to buy more cigarettes. The underlying causes were that the road had a history of being dangerous but the authorities failed to address it, the town council was biased against complaints from certain areas, and liquor laws were not enforced. John's neighbor also contributed to the accident by driving impaired on the icy roads.

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    John Smith got into a car accident because he was pulling onto an icy highway to buy more cigarettes. The underlying causes were that the road had a history of being dangerous but the authorities failed to address it, the town council was biased against complaints from certain areas, and liquor laws were not enforced. John's neighbor also contributed to the accident by driving impaired on the icy roads.

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    John Smith got into a car accident because he was pulling onto an icy highway to buy more cigarettes. The underlying causes were that the road had a history of being dangerous but the authorities failed to address it, the town council was biased against complaints from certain areas, and liquor laws were not enforced. John's neighbor also contributed to the accident by driving impaired on the icy roads.

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    Immediate and Underlying Causes of the Accident

    Immediate Causes Underlying Causes


    John Smith ran out of cigarettes and if he This part of the highway had long been
    wasn’t a smoker he wouldn’t have got into this dangerous and despite warnings the authorities
    accident. had failed to do anything about it.

    John Smith didn’t exercise enough caution The town council was biased against
    when pulling his car out of his driveway and recommendations and complaints made by
    onto the highway. people in part of the town.

    The roads were icy and difficult to drive on. Liquor laws in the town are not faithfully
    enforced by the police.

    John Smith’s neighbour who crashed into him


    was driving while impaired from alcohol.

    John Smith’s neighbour who crashed into him


    failed to consider the icy conditions on the road.

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