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People aged 65 or over.
The group aged 65 or over:485 deaths, compared with 193 at ages 15–24 and 215 at ages 25–34. These are consolidated DGT 2024 road-collision figures, not deaths from all causes. They compare absolute counts for groups of different sizes and age spans; they are not individual risk estimates or population rates.
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People aged 15–24.
People aged 25–34.
People aged 65 or over.
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