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Material damage, healthcare costs and administrative costs.
Traffic accidents that occur on public roads not only cause harm to the people involved, but also have an enormous economic impact on society, causing, among other consequences, a range of material damage to the road and its surroundings, as well as healthcare, human and administrative costs that must also be quantified.
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Material damage and healthcare costs only.
Material damage, healthcare costs and administrative costs.
Material damage, primarily.
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