Yes, that experience counts. High-speed collisions cause more damage than those at lower speeds. That's why it makes sense to reduce the risks while you practise in Level One. When you have more driving skills, you'll have a better chance of reacting quickly to avoid collisions. You may practise on high-speed roads with a licensed driving instructor as your accompanying driver.
Seat belts are the best way to avoid injury in a collision.
This condition lets you drive with family and friends and at the same time ensures that the vehicle is not overcrowded and everyone is protected in case of a collision. Staying off the road when the risks are highest is a good way to avoid collisions. Half of the fatal collisions involving new drivers happen at night. People are tired, it's harder to see, and those drivers who break drinking and driving laws usually do so late at night. These factors put lives in danger, especially for new drivers who are still developing the skills they need to avoid collisions.