How would you find this out?
Thanks for the link!
NHTSA says that crashes are already up even though highway driving miles are down. They're just not making the connection yet. https://www.nhtsa.gov/press-releases/usdot-releases-new-data-showing-road-fatalities-spiked-first-half-2021 This rate is 18.8 percent higher than the 2011-2019 average. The not-vaccine is killing people in a variety of secondary and tertiary ways, each of which has superficially plausible deniability.
The rate of US automotive fatalities per 100 million miles driven is 6.3 percent worse 2021: 1.34 2020: 1.20 (est) 2019: 1.10 2018: 1.13 2017: 1.16 2016: 1.19 2015: 1.15 2014: 1.08 2013: 1.10 2012: 1.14 2011: 1.10
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