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What is the average number of plane crashes per year caused by tower personnel?
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Average Number of plane crashes and train crashes in us each year?
Good question, all we know is that both are safe
Because cipated that a number of personnel will suffer?
The actual question should be: Because of the magnitude of destruction caused by a nuclear explosion, it is anticipated that a number of personnel will also suffer _______ effects. the answer is: B. Psychological
What is the average number of bus crashes in America?
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What is the average number of deaths in the US caused by tornadoes?
About 60 per year.
How common are motorbike crashes?
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Are simulators the number one reason planes crash?
Plane crashes are caused primarily by pilot error (46%), with mechanical failure coming in second (28%). Autopilot can cause accidents, but it is not common.
What is the single largest contributor to car crashes?
The overall number one leading reason for crashes, is the failure to recognize a risk.
What percent of crashes are caused by alcohol?
The truth is that no one knows. What we know is that there are X number of crashes per year. We know that there are Y number of crashes per year where someone involved was legally intoxicated (even if that person were not at fault). We also know that X > Y. We don't know how many crashes are CAUSED by alcohol. We know that about 2.25% of all auto accidents had someone involved that was legally intoxicated. The big question is if there are more than 2.25% of people on the road at any given point in time that are intoxicated. Mathematically, if 3% of people on the road are legally intoxicated, then you are LESS likely to get into an accident if there is alcohol involved in some way. This is strictly a mathematical exercise. What is also true is that alcohol is involved in FATAL crashes about 41% of the time. I THINK what this means is that there is a huge difference between having a drink and driving and having 12 drinks and driving. My guess is that VERY intoxicated drivers are much more likely to lose all judgement and do very dangerous things. However, the statistics are incomplete because we don't know these things: Total number of drivers on the road Total number of intoxicated drivers on the road Number of accidents CAUSED by alcohol
What is persal number?
Personnel/Salary System Number
What is the number one cause of deaths in Australia?
car crashes
How many people die in car crashes every year?
9,000,000,000,000,001 people die in car crashes every year
What is the number one reason for rear-end crashes?
The number one reason for rear-end crashes is a combination of following too closely and inattention, often as a result of texting or other distractions.
