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Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and personal mobility vehicle users.
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and personal mobility vehicle users. Vulnerability concerns greater risk of injury or more severe injury in a crash, not necessarily causing more crashes. Physical and age-related characteristics also matter, for example for children and older people; vulnerability is not limited to a list of ages.
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Only children and older people, excluding cyclists and motorcyclists.
Only pedestrians, never users of other travel modes.
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and personal mobility vehicle users.
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