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Tomasz Radko pisze:
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> Fatal highway accidents are measured per 100 million vehicle miles 
> traveled -- this takes into account ever-increasing driving distances 
> and vehicle use. Measured per million miles traveled, the fatality rate 
> for passenger cars has been declining for three decades on an almost 
> annual basis, from 3.68 in 1975 to 1.55 in 2005, the 2005 number being 
> the lowest fatality rate ever. The light truck (pickups and SUVs) 
> fatality rate has declined steadily, from 4.23 in 1975 to 2.01 in 2005. 
> In a trip using a car, SUV or pickup truck, your odds of dying today are 
> less than half what they were in 1975. Now look at the motorcycle 
> numbers. After declining till the early 1990s, the motorcycle fatality 
> rate has begun to skyrocket -- from 21.43 in 1997 to 43.22 in 2005. 
> Today a motorcycle rider is twice as likely to die in an accident as a 
> decade ago.
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nie są. organy po takim motocyklowym jebnięciu nadają się jedynie do 
kremacji ...