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Some (cool) traffic stats

Saturday, January 31st, 2009 Posted in Fun Stuff, Public Interest, Surveys and Sampling | 9 Comments »

There is an impressive website called TrafficSTATS which allows you to generate risk estimates of road fatalities for the US. It is based on merging two databases, namely the federal ... Read more..

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Some (cool) traffic stats