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They might be able to extrapolate from non fatal accidents because they care more about damage which costs money to repair than fatalities. But I take your poin
by keanzu 7y ago
They might be able to extrapolate from non fatal accidents because they care more about damage which costs money to repair than fatalities. But I take your point - a lot of miles need to be traveled before you'd want to build it into your actuarial models.