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Pedestrians being run over.
Pedestrian collisions, which accounted for 42% of urban fatalities in that presentation. This compares crash types by number of deaths in a particular year and geographic scope; it does not say pedestrian collisions are the most frequent crashes or that every city and year has the same result. The DGT stated that national data were consolidated except for Catalonia, whose 2024 records were still provisional.
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Pedestrians being run over.
Vehicles running off the road.
Head-on collisions between vehicles.
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