Pedestrian Deaths Are Down — But Are Still Higher Than Pre-Pandemic

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By Kea WilsonFeb 27, 2024, 12:02 am167 pts
America experienced a modest but heartening decrease in pedestrian deaths in the first half of last year, a new analysis projects — but the death toll is still higher than before the pandemic, and in some states, it’s rapidly on the rise. According to a new survey of state road safety offices — which,…

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Pedestrian Deaths Are Down — But Are Still Higher Than Pre-Pandemic

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