Their metric is "deaths per billion vehicle miles travelled", so yes, I think it's a fair comparison. It naturally scales up and down to match the amount of dr

Their metric is "deaths per billion vehicle miles travelled", so yes, I think it's a fair comparison. It naturally scales up and down to match the amount of driving that happens in different countries. I'm only deeply familiar with the US and UK, but the contrast there is pretty stark. I routinely see people on their phones or driving drunk in the US. Those do happen in the UK but they're a lot rarer.