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damage to the vehicle, its load and damage caused to the environment.
Traffic accidents generate significant material costs, including: Damage to the Vehicle: this refers to the physical damage suffered by the vehicle involved in the accident. It can range from small dents to total damage requiring complete replacement of the vehicle. Damage to the Load: if the vehicle was carrying goods or any type of load, these items may also be damaged as a result of the accident. This represents not only a direct cost in terms of loss of or damage to the load, but can also have economic implications for the supply chain. Damage to the Environment: accidents can cause environmental damage, such as spills of chemical substances or fuel, contamination of soil and water, and damage to local flora and fauna. This damage requires clean-up and restoration work, which involves additional costs.
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the costs of emergency services: police, ambulances and fire brigade.
damage to the vehicle, its load and damage caused to the environment.
the productive loss of employed victims and the years of life lost.
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