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23-03-2014, 03:22 PM
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It's been three years since we last visited the statistical data for road traffic accidents so it is time to review the trends and see whether the changes being made by our various legislators are having a positive impact.
This analysis will be divided into two parts, the first is already available in the Accident Statistics 2013 Part 1 - and the second will be available later today. Please feel free to comment here.
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