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Worldwide.
Worldwide. WHO regards traffic deaths and injuries as a major public-health problem requiring prevention and post-crash care. It affects countries at different income levels and is not limited to Europe or the most developed countries.
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Worldwide.
Only in the most developed countries.
In Europe, but not in the United States or Japan, since the rate there is very low.
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