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They had not committed any offence.
Was not committing an offence. DGT reports 86.9% for fatal pedestrian collisions at those crossings in that period. This is a figure limited by location, severity and years; it must not be generalised to all pedestrian casualties, all roads or any year. Crossing correctly does not eliminate risk: drivers and pedestrians must stay alert and follow the rules.
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They were crossing the road without respecting the traffic light signals.
They were crossing the road in a place not intended for pedestrian crossing.
They had not committed any offence.
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