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Greater risk of injury or more severe injury due to their means of travel or age-related physical characteristics.
Their means of travel or the physical characteristics of their age group give them a greater risk of injury in a crash or more severe injuries. Examples include pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and personal-mobility-vehicle users. Vulnerability is not defined solely by crash probability or exclusively by a particular age.
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Greater risk of injury or more severe injury due to their means of travel or age-related physical characteristics.
Necessarily being under 30 and already having had a crash.
Being exclusively a car passenger who is already injured.
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