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Children and young people aged 5–29.
Children and young people aged 5–29, according to the cited WHO fact sheet. This is a global finding; it does not mean all young people have identical risk or that children drive. Risk also depends on exposure as a pedestrian, passenger or driver, speed, alcohol and road-user protection and safety. Do not extend that ranking to every age group or location.
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Children and young people aged 5–29.
Exclusively people aged 45–64.
Exclusively people aged 65 or over.
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