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No. Article 5 excludes injury or death of the driver of the vehicle causing the crash. This does not mean no driver can receive compensation where another vehicle is responsible, nor exclude voluntary cover. Distinguish liability and the applicable policy; absence of third parties from a question does not prove they were absent from the crash.
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