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The years of life lost and the suffering of victims, family, and friends.
Among the human costs arising from a road traffic accident are those representing the value of the loss of enjoyment of life or health of the victim, as well as the pain, affliction, and suffering of the victim and their family. Therefore, human costs are those associated with the suffering inflicted on victims by road accidents, and are therefore the most difficult to value.
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Only fatal victims.
The care and treatment of the injured.
The years of life lost and the suffering of victims, family, and friends.
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