I still beg to differ though. Each minibus has 16 people on it and they go back and forth all day long. 22 deaths per year is not very high when you know there are 16 people on it all the time nearly 24/7. + some of those death are not people ON the minibus, but pedestrians or cyclists which were outside the bus.
However a car doesn't drive 24/7 non-stop and doesn't have 16 passengers either.
I still think the minibus aren't dangerous.
PS: Only 117 deaths on roads in HK in 2010 according to those stats in a city with more than 7M people. it seems very low to me. I checked in Singapore and they had 193 fatalities for just over 5M people.
HK drivers aren't as bad as I thought actually.