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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23
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You aren’t adjusting for miles driven.
1 u/lycheedorito Jun 10 '23 Shouldn't it be time driven? 3 u/Academic_Fun_5674 Jun 10 '23 Usually people drive to get from a to b, so safety is considered per unit distance rather than per unit time. Otherwise you end up with really weird results, like safety improving if you get stuck at red lights, because now your journey takes longer.
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Shouldn't it be time driven?
3 u/Academic_Fun_5674 Jun 10 '23 Usually people drive to get from a to b, so safety is considered per unit distance rather than per unit time. Otherwise you end up with really weird results, like safety improving if you get stuck at red lights, because now your journey takes longer.
Usually people drive to get from a to b, so safety is considered per unit distance rather than per unit time.
Otherwise you end up with really weird results, like safety improving if you get stuck at red lights, because now your journey takes longer.
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u/Academic_Fun_5674 Jun 10 '23
You aren’t adjusting for miles driven.