➜ For a fatal crash, costs can soar to __________
A.) $25,000
B.) $100,000
C.) $500,000
D.) $250,000.00
E.) $50,000.00
Get the Correct ANSWER
$500,000
EXPLANATION: For a fatal crash the cost can soar to a half million dollars in emergency and court costs, and that doesn't include time lost from work, higher insurance rates and everything else that comes up in the aftermath of a crash.
EXPLANATION: For a fatal crash the cost can soar to a half million dollars in emergency and court costs, and that doesn't include time lost from work, higher insurance rates and everything else that comes up in the aftermath of a crash.
Motor vehicle crashes cost Americans _____ of dollars every year.
A.) hundreds
B.) thousands
C.) millions
D.) billions
Get the Correct ANSWER
billions
Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $7,300 per second. (Traffic Safety Facts 2005)
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
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TRUE
EXPLANATION: Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $7,300 per second. The total economic cost of crashes was estimated at $230.6 billion in 2000. In 2000, the cost of speeding-related crashes was estimated to be $40.4 billion — $76,865 per minute or $1,281 per second
Source: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/810629
EXPLANATION: Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $7,300 per second. The total economic cost of crashes was estimated at $230.6 billion in 2000. In 2000, the cost of speeding-related crashes was estimated to be $40.4 billion — $76,865 per minute or $1,281 per second
Source: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/810629
Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $4,800 per second. True or False? (Traffic Safety Facts 1999)
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
EXPLANATION: Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $4,800 per second. The total economic cost of crashes was estimated at $150.5 billion in 1994. The 1999 costs of speeding-related crashes were estimated to be $28.0 billion — $53,243 per minute or $887 per second.
Source: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/809096
EXPLANATION: Motor vehicle crashes cost society an estimated $4,800 per second. The total economic cost of crashes was estimated at $150.5 billion in 1994. The 1999 costs of speeding-related crashes were estimated to be $28.0 billion — $53,243 per minute or $887 per second.
Source: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/809096
Alcohol is a factor in __________% of Florida crash costs.
A.) 15
B.) 20
C.) 30
D.) 40
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30
Alcohol is a factor in what percentage of all crash cost in the state of Florida?
A.) 20%
B.) 25%
C.) 30%
D.) 32%
Get the Correct ANSWER
30%
Alcohol related crashes cost society approximately 114 billion dollars annually.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Alcohol-related crashes in the United States cost the public an estimated _____ in 2000.
A.) $114.3 billion
B.) $10 million
C.) $100 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
$114.3 billion
How much did alcohol related crashes cost the state of Florida in 2000?
A.) 12.6 billion
B.) 68 billion
C.) 16 billion
D.) 20 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
12.6 billion
How much did the average alcohol related fatality cost in Florida in 2004?
➜ The average alcohol-related fatality in Florida costs $__________ million.
A.) 7.7
B.) 5.5
C.) 3.3
D.) 1.1
Get the Correct ANSWER
3.3 million
The average alcohol-related fatality in Florida costs the public more than $__________ million.
A. 7
B. 5
C. 3
Get the Correct ANSWER
5
In 2006, the estimated economic cost of alcohol-related crashes in the U.S. was around ___________ (including monetary costs and insurance claims).
A.) $50 billion
B.) $13 billion
C.) $130 billion
D.) $1 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
$130 billion (Answered as per the given options, infact the book says $129 billion)
Alcohol related crashes cost the public _____.
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost the public more than _____ billion in florida.
A.) $10 million
B.) $100 billion
C.) $114 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
$114 billion
Indirect costs from alcohol related crashes cost society approximately_______ billion dollars annually.
➜ Including the direct and indirect costs, alcohol related collisions cost society_______billion dollars annually.
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost society approximately_______ billion dollars annually.
A.) 76
B.) 86
C.) 94/96
D.) 106
E.) 114
Get the Correct ANSWER
114
Alcohol-related collisions cost the American public about 114___________ dollars per year.
A.) thousand
B.) million
C.) billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
billion
EXPLANATION: Alcohol-related collisions cost the American public about 114 billion dollars per year. The indirect costs raise the alcohol-related crash figure to a staggering $116 billion.
EXPLANATION: Alcohol-related collisions cost the American public about 114 billion dollars per year. The indirect costs raise the alcohol-related crash figure to a staggering $116 billion.
Indirect costs from alcohol related crashes cost society approximately 114 billion dollars annually.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Alcohol related crashes cost the public _____.
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost the public more than _____ billion in florida.
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost the public how much in florida
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost the public how much money
A.) $10 million
B.) $100 billion
C.) $116 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
$116 billion
Including the direct and indirect costs, alcohol related collisions cost society_______billion dollars annually.
➜ Alcohol related crashes cost society approximately_______ billion dollars annually.
A.) 86
B.) 96
C.) 106
D.) 116
Get the Correct ANSWER
116
What is the economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on U.S. highways.
A.) 17 Billion Dollars
B.) 60 Billion Dollars
C.) 230 Billion Dollars
Get the Correct ANSWER
230 Billion Dollars
Explanation: There are almost seven million traffic crashes each year, and nearly 43,000 people die in those crashes. In addition to the cost in human lives, the economic cost exceeds $230 billion annually! The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars. Moreover, annual costs to society from motor vehicle crashes remain at more than $230 billion.
Explanation: There are almost seven million traffic crashes each year, and nearly 43,000 people die in those crashes. In addition to the cost in human lives, the economic cost exceeds $230 billion annually! The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars. Moreover, annual costs to society from motor vehicle crashes remain at more than $230 billion.
What is the monetary cost to the United States economy due to losses directly related to traffic crashes?
A.) $230 billion
B.) $50 million
C.) $12 billion
D.) $225 million
Get the Correct ANSWER
$230 billion
How much do motor vehicle crashes cost American tax payers annually?
➜ Motor vehicle crashes cost American taxpayers over __________ billion dollars every year
A.) 10 billion
B.) 50 billion
C.) 100 billion
D.) 230.6 billion
Get the Correct ANSWER
230.6 billion
Motor vehicle crashes cost American taxpayers over __________ billion dollars every year.
A.) 270
B.) 200
C.) 170
D.) 140
Get the Correct ANSWER
270
True or False: The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
EXPLANATION: The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars. Moreover, annual costs to society from motor vehicle crashes remain at more than $230 billion.
EXPLANATION: The economic cost to society each year from crashes and injuries on US highways is about 230 Billion dollars. Moreover, annual costs to society from motor vehicle crashes remain at more than $230 billion.
Reducing alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes by 10% would save $180 million in insurance claims payments and loss adjustment expenses.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
Reducing alcohol-related crashes in Florida by 10% would save more than $__________ million in claims payments and loss adjustment expenses.
A. 90
B. 120
C. 150
D. 200
Get the Correct ANSWER
200
EXPLANATION: The average alcohol-related crashes accounted for an estimated 17% of Florida’s auto insurance payments. Reducing alcohol-related crashes by 10% would save $210 million in claims payments and loss adjustment expenses.
EXPLANATION: The average alcohol-related crashes accounted for an estimated 17% of Florida’s auto insurance payments. Reducing alcohol-related crashes by 10% would save $210 million in claims payments and loss adjustment expenses.
Alcohol-related crashes accounted for an estimated 97% of Florida's auto insurance payments.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
FALSE
EXPLANATION: Alcohol-related crashes accounted for an estimated 18% of Florida's auto insurance payments.
Which of the following statements regarding alcohol related crashes is/are true? A.) Alcohol related traffic deaths could be prevented if drivers would not consume alcohol before driving.
B.) Alcohol is a leading factor in vehicle fatal crashes
C.) When alcohol is a factor in a crash, many times those involved are killed or seriously injured
D.) All of the above
EXPLANATION: Alcohol-related crashes accounted for an estimated 18% of Florida's auto insurance payments.
Which of the following statements regarding alcohol related crashes is/are true? A.) Alcohol related traffic deaths could be prevented if drivers would not consume alcohol before driving.
B.) Alcohol is a leading factor in vehicle fatal crashes
C.) When alcohol is a factor in a crash, many times those involved are killed or seriously injured
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
All of the above
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