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How likely are you to die from a fatal car crash? Depends on where you live! (Interactive map + infographic)

Author: newsroom | Published: October 25, 2015

The World Health Organization gives a snapshot of the road safety situation globally

The World Health Organization’s figures:

The good news for Greece is that fatal car crashes are decreasing:

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