Thanks for running the conversion into micromorts – that’s helpful.
fwiw back in 2003 the average US commute was ~30 miles/day (I couldn’t find more recent data). So that’s about one micromort/week from commuting.
Here’s some case fatality rate data by age. 0.5% chance of death seems a bit high, though maybe reasonable depending on how you’re incorporating the externality.
Thanks for running the conversion into micromorts – that’s helpful.
fwiw back in 2003 the average US commute was ~30 miles/day (I couldn’t find more recent data). So that’s about one micromort/week from commuting.
Here’s some case fatality rate data by age. 0.5% chance of death seems a bit high, though maybe reasonable depending on how you’re incorporating the externality.