Not exact matches
Exports did manage to increase 0.4 % when
compared to January, largely driven by growth in the motor
vehicle (5 %) and aircraft / other
transport sector (19.6 %).
When adjusting for differences in injury severity, patients with penetrating injuries were 62 percent less likely to die when
transported by private
vehicle compared to EMS.
The analysis found an overall 2.2 percent mortality rate for patients
transported via private
vehicle,
compared to 11.6 percent for ground EMS.
While diesels are the workhorses of the
transport sector and relatively energy efficient (as
compared to gasoline
vehicles or jet aircrafts), their combined contribution to transportation - related climate warming greenhouse gases and other short - lived climate pollutants, particularly black carbon, is significant.
For example, the law that
vehicles should be driven on the right side of the road, the speed limits in various areas generally 15 — 65 mph depending, requirements of insurance, requiring testing and licences, making drunk driving illegal, etc. (George Will had written an article a few years ago
comparing possible AGW policy to a global 5 mph speed limit; sure there would be fewer traffic accidents but would the cost be too great (what about lives, health and wellbeing, and wealth benifits from higher - speed
transport?)