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A pedestrian being struck by a vehicle.
A pedestrian being struck by a vehicle. This does not require a wheel to pass over the person’s body, although that can happen in some crashes. Serious injuries can occur even at low speed. Adapt driving, respect priority and, if witnessing a crash, protect, alert and assist without creating further danger.
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Exclusively a collision between two cars.
Only a mechanical breakdown with no impact.
A pedestrian being struck by a vehicle.
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