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Children and young adults aged 5–29.
For children and young adults aged 5–29, according to WHO’s road traffic injuries fact sheet. The group includes children and is not limited to young drivers. The statement is global and concerns deaths, not all injuries in Spain. Risk has multiple contributing factors; it cannot be explained by claiming every young person drives faster or is more confident.
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Exclusively people over 80.
Exclusively infants under one year.
Children and young adults aged 5–29.
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