Also Drivers are generally less likely to die in accidents in urban areas, on high ways it's different. Pedestrians are a lot more at risk. So that's unsurpris

Also Drivers are generally less likely to die in accidents in urban areas, on high ways it's different. Pedestrians are a lot more at risk. So that's unsurprising that annually 1/2 taxi driver might be fatally injured in one. But I would assume the ratio of other drivers to taxi drivers would be high enough that this number should be zero as well.