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All citizens, directly or indirectly.
The economic impact of road accidents affects all citizens, directly or indirectly. The resulting expenses include healthcare costs, material damage, lost productivity and infrastructure costs. It does not only affect the drivers involved, although their insurance premium may increase. Nor is it exclusively a problem for insurance companies, as the costs are reflected in taxes and public resources. Reducing accidents benefits the whole of society by decreasing costs and improving road safety.
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All citizens, directly or indirectly.
Only drivers who have an accident, because their insurance premium increases.
Insurance companies exclusively.
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