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On working days, with 57%.
On working days: the report recorded 658 fatalities, 57%, compared with 487, 43%, at weekends. These are fatalities in that report and scope, not a permanent rule about all crashes. They do not compare rates per trip or kilometre, so they do not by themselves establish that weekday driving is more dangerous. Caution is needed on every day.
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On working days, with 57%.
At weekends, with 57%.
The same number in both periods.
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