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Is there such a thing as the universally acknowledged definition of "car safety"? When you start combining the word "statistically" and "safe", I feel that the
by euske 10y ago
Is there such a thing as the universally acknowledged definition of "car safety"? When you start combining the word "statistically" and "safe", I feel that the statement loses its scientific rigor. To me "safe" is a very vague term and it's mostly used in a subjective context. It makes me wonder if their assumption was really valid when they were testing this feature.
- SideburnsOfDoom 10y ago> Is there such a thing as the universally acknowledged definition of "car safety" you might try the "deaths per passenger mile" metric, or "deaths per million passenger-miles". On that metric, long-distance air travel is very safe, as one trip transports hundreds of people a very long way, and motorcycles are at the other end of the scale. See: http://www.bustle.com/articles/83287-are-trains-safer-than-planes-statistics-are-clear-about-which-mode-of-transportation-is-safest http://www.bustle.com/articles/83287-are-trains-safer-than-p...