> So long as there are practical technologies and designs to improve safety [...] Sure, this is a reasonable condition since "practical" subsumes about any cav

> So long as there are practical technologies and designs to improve safety [...] Sure, this is a reasonable condition since "practical" subsumes about any caveat. But it is fundamentally incompatible with: > zero should remain the goal. You can asymptotically approach zero, but you cannot reach zero. So setting it as goal is aiming for something unachievable and thus a policy failure. It would be better to set goals that are actually achievable within some timeframe.