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Personal and material harm, plus healthcare, administrative and economic costs.
They can cause injuries or deaths and harm to victims and families, material damage, and healthcare, administrative and economic costs. Material damage may affect vehicles, loads, the road or the environment. Not every crash has all these consequences, but the effects are not limited to vehicle repair costs.
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Only financial cost, with no possible personal harm.
Only material damage, with no possible healthcare or administrative costs.
Personal and material harm, plus healthcare, administrative and economic costs.
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