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Older people.
Older people can suffer more serious injury in comparable impacts because of greater physical fragility. This is a vulnerability trend, not a guarantee that every older person is injured more seriously than every child or young person. Impact, protection and individual health also matter; this does not show that older people cause more crashes.
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Young people.
Children.
Older people.
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