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Children and older people.
Children and older people, among other vulnerable users. Children may have difficulty judging speed and distance; some older people may have mobility or perception limitations. Adapt driving to each situation without assuming everyone of the same age is alike. Vulnerability concerns injury risk and severity; it does not establish the highest accident percentage without data, a period and a reference population.
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Only adults aged 30–50; children and older people require no particular care.
Children and older people.
Only professional drivers, even when inside their vehicle.
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