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But then again, emergency services probably get to an inner-city accident faster than to an accident in the middle of nowhere, making the latter potentially mor
by claudius 14y ago
But then again, emergency services probably get to an inner-city accident faster than to an accident in the middle of nowhere, making the latter potentially more fatal. Furthermore, many ‘smallish’ countries in the list are in western Europe, with a relatively high standard of living and – more importantly – functional and widespread public transport.
I guess it all boils down to being unable to compare apples and oranges with regards to their banananess.
- jfim 14y agoIf having functional and widespread public transport reduces road casualties, couldn't you say that road casualties are indeed preventable by having usable public transport?