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Road Risk / R.I.S.K. is available for viewing, demonstration, educational review and assessment. It is not open-source software, and third-party materials keep their own terms.
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Copyright © 2026 Road Risk / R.I.S.K. Project. All rights reserved.
No permission is granted to copy, modify, distribute, sublicense, publish, host, commercialise, reproduce or create derivative works from the source code, model logic, calculation structure, interface, written materials, diagrams, visual assets, case structures or reviewed case dataset without prior written permission from the rights holder.
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Road Risk model outputs are comparative research outputs under selected assumptions. They are not official road-safety ratings, observed collision records, engineering determinations, legal-speed recommendations or exact collision predictions. Referencing a public authority, source or service does not imply that it endorses Road Risk.
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