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Cause serious injuries and permanent effects.
Cause serious injuries, permanent disability or death. Being young does not protect against crash trauma. Severity depends on factors including speed, impact type and protection used. Observe road rules, adapt speed and use appropriate protective equipment.
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Cause serious injuries and permanent effects.
Cause only minor injuries because of the victims’ age.
Have no importance for young people’s health.
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