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the vehicle and its load, the road and the environment.
The vehicle and load, road infrastructure and surroundings, depending on what happened. Costs may include repair or replacement of property and spill clean-up; not every crash damages every element. Do not assume road damage always costs most or that taxpayers pay every expense. Material damage is only part of a crash’s consequences.
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the vehicle and its load, the road and the environment.
the vehicle only.
the road only, because they are the highest.
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