Any more than that and you could totally cause an accident.

要是再多，就可能会出事了。

In a similar study, a car was shown going through a stop sign, causing an accident.

在一个很相似的调查中，一辆车因闯了“停止标志”而造成车祸。

That too can cause an accident.

这也可能导致事故。

That is reckless driving, driving in a way that could cause an accident or does cause an accident.

那就是鲁莽驾驶，以可能导致事故或确实导致事故的方式驾驶。

And thankfully, it didn't cause an accident of its own.

值得庆幸的是，它本身并没有造成事故。

Unfortunately, some people who think they can multitask can't really, and they end up causing an accident.

不幸的是， 一些自认为可以同时处理多项任务的人实际上做不到，结果导致了事故。

Well, of course you will cause an accident that way because all the cars are going against you.

好吧，那样你当然会造成事故， 因为所有的车都在和你作对。

When she warned me about my speed, I got so flustered that I slammed on the brakes and nearly caused an accident.

当她警告我的速度时，我慌张地猛踩刹车， 差点酿成事故。

Of course, that would be very dangerous, and in this case, it caused an accident; the car went into window of the store.

当然，那是很危险的， 在这种情况下， 是酿成事故的；汽车开进了商店的橱窗。

The system didn’t cause an accident by driving dangerously -- it (and the driver) both failed to detect a sudden change and prevent a crash.

该系统并没有因危险驾驶而导致事故——它（和司机）都未能检测到突然的变化并防止撞车。

The car in front of my bike wanted to turn left, but the driver did not use his to turn signal and stopped suddenly. He almost caused an accident.

我自行车前面的车想左转，但是司机没有用他的转向灯，突然停下来。他差点造成事故。

Obviously, this can be very dangerous if you are not watching where you are going; if you are not paying attention you can cause an accident.

显然，如果你不注意你要去的地方， 这将是非常危险的；如果您不注意， 可能会导致事故。

And a car going five miles per hour slower than the surrounding traffic has a greater chance of causing an accident than one going five miles per hour faster.

一辆以每小时 5 英里的速度慢于周围交通的汽车比以每小时 5 英里的速度快于周围交通的汽车更容易发生事故。

If a road user is found to be in violation of this law, they receive a fine – which can skyrocket if it is determined they have caused an accident or a traffic jam.

如果发现道路使用者违反了这项法律，他们将受到罚款——如果确定他们造成了事故或交通堵塞， 罚款可能会飙升。

He put his foot on the brake pedal very suddenly, and this nearly caused an accident because the car stopped quickly and no doubt the car behind him had difficulty stopping quickly as well.

他猛地一脚踩下了刹车踏板，差点酿成事故， 因为车子停得很快， 想必他身后的车子也很难迅速停下来。

" To tailgate" means to follow another car too closely so that if the other car were to stop quickly, you might cause an accident by hitting that car because you can't stop quickly enough.

“To tailgate”是指跟另一辆车太近，以至于如果另一辆车很快停下来，你可能会撞上那辆车，因为你不能足够快地停下来。

For example, if you get a cell phone call – a mobile phone call – you may pull off the road so you can talk to that person and not have to worry about causing an accident.

例如，如果您接到一个手机电话——一个移动电话——您可以将车停在路边，这样您就可以与那个人交谈，而不必担心引发事故。

So if you're going five miles slower than everyone else and you're traveling in the left lane, it forces them to make dangerous moves trying to pass you on the right which is more likely to cause an accident.

因此，如果您比其他人慢 5 英里， 并且您在左侧车道行驶，这会迫使他们做出危险的动作， 试图在右侧超过您， 这更有可能导致事故。