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Rriten ndjeshëm kostot e aksidenteve automobilistike në Zvicër
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Sipas ekspertëve, një ndër arsyet kryesore të kësaj rritjeje është zhvillimi i teknologjisë automobilistike
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Kostot e riparimit të automjeteve pas aksidenteve rrugore në Zvicër janë rritur ndjeshëm gjatë viteve të fundit. Sipas një analize të kompanisë së sigurimeve AXA, dëmi mesatar nga përplasjet e automjeteve ka arritur në 3.450 franga zvicerane gjatë vitit 2025, që përfaqëson një rritje prej 24% krahasuar me vitin 2019. Megjithëse shpeshtësia e aksidenteve të regjistruara nga kompania ka mbetur relativisht e qëndrueshme, shpenzimet për mbulimin e dëmeve janë rritur ndjeshëm. Vetëm gjatë vitit të kaluar, AXA ka paguar mbi 220 milionë franga për dëmet e shkaktuara nga përplasjet e automjeteve, transmeton albinfo.ch. Sipas ekspertëve, një ndër arsyet kryesore të kësaj rritjeje është zhvillimi i teknologjisë automobilistike. Automjetet moderne janë të pajisura me një numër gjithnjë e më të madh sensorësh, kamerash dhe sistemesh elektronike që ndihmojnë në sigurinë e drejtimit, por njëkohësisht e bëjnë më të kushtueshëm riparimin e tyre pas aksidenteve. Michael Villiger, përgjegjës për dëmet…
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