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On urban roads.
Urban roads. DGT reports that 13% of pedestrian collisions at crossings during that period occurred on interurban roads. This figure concerns crossings and that period, not all accidents or a survival rate. The proportion of fatalities was greater on interurban roads; take extra care in both settings.
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On interurban roads.
On urban roads.
Exactly the same number was recorded in both settings.
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