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Yes, deaths and hospitalised injuries were recorded.
Yes. The report records 193 deaths and 1,426 hospitalised injured people in that age group in Spain in 2024, including drivers, passengers and pedestrians. These figures show a substantial road-injury burden but do not rank traffic against every other cause of youth death or attribute each case to inexperience. WHO’s worldwide statement about ages 5–29 cannot automatically be applied to Spain.
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No, only property damage was recorded in that age group.
Yes, deaths and hospitalised injuries were recorded.
No, that group suffered no road-crash casualties in Spain.
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