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1. At some point in the day, everyone is a pedestrian, and unfortunately pedestrian fatalities remain high. There was a more than 3% increase in the number of pedestrians killed in traffic crashes in , totaling 6, deaths — the most deaths since NHTSA raises awareness of the dangers to pedestrians by providing safety tips, educational material and other resources. Find out how to.

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2. The severity of pedestrian crashes is strongly dependent on the speed of traffic. Research shows that the chances of a pedestrian surviving an impact with a motorised vehicle reduces dramatically above 30 km/h, and even at lower speeds than this, serious harm can be caused, especially to elderly or child pedestrians.

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5. The National Highway Traffic Safety Association reports that each year nearly 5, pedestrians die in motor vehicle related accidents, and approximately 76, pedestrians in suffered injuries when hit by a car or schichohprinycsmidagearripbiosmackidscer.xyzinfo accidents can occur when pedestrians attempt to cross highways.. In addition to pedestrian-vehicle incidents, thousands of non-vehicular pedestrian accidents also.

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6. Otte D, Haasper C. Characteristics on fractures of tibia and fibula in car impacts to pedestrians and bicyclists - influences of car bumper height and shape. Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med; Melbourne, Australia. pp. 63– [PMC free article] Peng RY, Bongard FS. Pedestrian versus motor vehicel accidents: an analysis of 5, patients.

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7. Pedestrians are twice as likely to be struck by a motor vehicle when the pedestrian route is not separated from the vehicular route. Providing safe routes for pedestrians can limit their exposure to motor-vehicle traffic. 38 Incentives for safe and affordable use of public transportation, such as railway and bus routes, can limit risk exposure.

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8. Jan 20,  · 15% of pedestrians killed due to motor vehicle accidents were at least seventy years old. Children no older than years old accounted for 18% or around 14, of pedestrian injuries. Pedestrian Accidents. Reasonably-alert drivers normally focus on other vehicles on the road. A driver may not notice other people along the roadway, including.

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