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How does this compare to Europe, or the rest of the world? I can spot numbers like 'every other day' in Europe, but getting comparables is proving difficult.
by rootusrootus 4y ago
How does this compare to Europe, or the rest of the world? I can spot numbers like 'every other day' in Europe, but getting comparables is proving difficult. Given the different nature of the tracks, usage, and geography, it may be difficult to draw a meaningful comparison anyway.
I do see that the rates are broadly similar between Canada and the US, which is not a surprise but does suggest a correlation.
- orwin 4y agoI could probably get the exact numbers, but nowadays probably less than 100/year. Diminishing every years from 2004 through 2014 at least. Plus we have gauges issues that the US don't, so this much disparity is concerning.