Question 1899 · Truck theory test
What is the estimated cost, including lost output, human costs, medical cost, property loss, insurance, and policing, of a road death in Ireland?
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Correct answer
€2,600,000
Official explanation
Estimated cost of a road death in Ireland reported to and recorded by An Garda Síochána in 2006 was €2,667,600.
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- Managing risk · Incidents and Collisions
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