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Yes.
Yes. Alongside their human consequences, road crashes impose substantial costs on individuals, families and society: healthcare, rehabilitation, property damage and lost productivity. Prevention requires safe driving together with appropriate vehicles, roads and protective measures.
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No, since the healthcare cost is minimal.
Yes.
No, but they do represent an enormous social impact.
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