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Road trauma costs the New South Wales community an alarming $3.6 billion annually. Each road death not only represents a profound tragedy for the deceased's family, friends, and colleagues but also leads to 50 additional road injuries. Among these, 8 result in serious, permanent disabilities such as brain injuries, spinal damage, or lost limbs. The long-term emotional and financial impacts of these serious injuries extend beyond direct medical costs, significantly affecting lost income and overall community wellbeing.
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Road trauma & cost to the community • Road death costs 3.6 billion in NSW annually. • Every road death brings massive personal tragedy for family, friends and colleagues. • Every road death = 50 road injuries. • 8 of 50 injuries = serious permanent disability (brain, spinal, lost limbs) • Each serious injury has long term emotional and monetary costs both directly and in terms of lost income