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Yes, among others, police and fire brigade costs.
Yes. It may require emergency response, police intervention, vehicle removal and administrative work. These use resources and create costs beyond repairing vehicles or treating injuries. Not every crash requires the same services, and these costs are not always directly charged to one person involved.
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No, only material costs.
No, they only cause human costs.
Yes, among others, police and fire brigade costs.
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