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adrienne
@adrienne
Comparing flying and driving “From 2002 to 2020, there were 614 total serious injuries in US air travel, an average of 32 injuries per year. In that same time, 44 million people were injured in passenger cars and trucks on US highways — that’s approximately 2.3 million per year.” https://usafacts.org/articles/is-flying-safer-than-driving/
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frederick
@sgniwder
I try telling this to my mom, but she said she’s never flying again…
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doja😻🎩
@unliked.eth
According to this calculation up there I guess flying is safer but then it is what it is You weren’t really active …hope you’ve been good?
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aexek.eth
@axek
I just realised that it highly depends on who is driving
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@justbuild
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cqb
@cqb
I want to see this statistic as a percentage of all travelers using the mode of transport. The absolute numbers are nice, but I feel like the rate of injury is more useful
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koisose.lol
@koisose
its time to have flying car then
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ajrony.base.eth 🔵
@ajrony
Driving is always harmful then flying.
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S.G Baby
@sgbaby.eth
So it’s more safer on air than land I never quite understood how that is tho 🤷🏼♀️
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