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Old August 25th 03, 01:36 PM
Bob Noel
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In article , "Dan Luke"
c172rgATbellsouthDOTnet wrote:

Given that the University will allow travel by car or train, both
of which also have a vastly greater fatal accident rate than
commercial flying, my question remains open.


There is no alternative, in many cases, to travel by car - it would be
impossible for the university to forbid it. That is not true for private
flying.


by "car" I was assuming the employee driving his own car.

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