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Thread: Learning to drive NZ

  1. #11
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    Timbo,

    It all depends on how you compile the statistics,

    NZ uses deaths per 100,000 population.

    A better way would be to use deaths per 1 million vehicle kilometers.

    As there is very little public transport in NZ and everyone drives, I would think that if "deaths per Km" was used there might not be much difference between NZ and the UK.

    Bobby.

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    I wonder if they count the possums?

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    You mean squash'ems don't you <g>

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    timbo and evelynne

    eeewww! :eek

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    Hi Annie,
    If you can survive the roads in the Philippines, you'll do just fine in almost anywhere (thanks to the training we get from our bus and jeepney drivers ).
    regards,
    jinkee

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    hi jinkee

    i know i can, but i would have to sweat buckets first before i can outwit these madmen of the road! plus they don't follow road signs!

    annie

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