The Unequal Toll of Pedestrian Deaths

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By Angie SchmittJan 10, 2017, 2:56 pm173 pts
Each year, nearly 5,000 Americans are killed in traffic while walking. Over the last decade, the human toll comes to more than 46,000 people — daughters, sons, fathers, mothers whose lives were cut short. News reports tend to blame the victims of these crashes for transgressions like “distracted…

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