A better measure is to normalise by kilometres driven rather than number of vehicles.
Who kills whom in French road accidents
a year ago by Davriellelouna to c/mildlyinteresting
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I’d love to see that normalised to how many of each vehicle type are in use aver the same time.
Initially, I see that and think trucks are less deadly than cars, but according to my brief Google search (https://www.statistiques.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/...), there are 5x more cars than trucks, which puts them [trucks] over the top of cars in every category.
I guess that doesn’t really matter to the pedestrian. It still sucks to be killed by either.
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