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Rehabilitation and necessary support or adaptation costs arising from lasting injuries.
Rehabilitation costs and necessary support or adaptations for a person with a disability. Crashes can also generate emergency-care, hospital, medicine and mental-health costs; medicines must not be excluded or assumed always cheaper without evidence. Lost productivity is another economic cost, distinct from care expenditure. This question identifies a type of expense without asserting a universal ranking.
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Only the cost of buying fuel after the crash.
Only the cost of repainting the vehicle.
Rehabilitation and necessary support or adaptation costs arising from lasting injuries.
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