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The head or areas containing vital organs.
The head or areas containing vital organs. Vehicle height and design, the child’s height and speed influence impacts and injuries. Limbs can also be injured: this is not a universal distribution or a specific percentage for every child aged 6–10. Take particular care and reduce speed when children may be near the carriageway.
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The head or areas containing vital organs.
Only the lower limbs, never vital areas.
Only the knees, with no possibility of other injuries.
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