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On interurban roads.
On interurban roads. The release attributed 27% of road deaths to urban roads, leaving the remainder outside them. This compares deaths, not crash counts or risk per kilometre. Motorways and autovías are part of interurban roads and should not be presented as a separate, mutually exclusive alternative to all of them. The figure does not establish a single cause of deaths.
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On urban roads.
They were divided exactly equally between the two.
On interurban roads.
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