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by ravetcofx 687 days ago
Average cars got bigger and heavier with a higher line of sight since even the 90s, making them exponentially more dangerous for everyone outside them. Cars are the second leading cause of child mortality in the US
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Link below has some interesting plots. One shows child pedestrian deaths per 100k population going steadily down since 70s. Yet adult pedestrian deaths have recently ticked up.

https://www.iihs.org/topics/fatality-statistics/detail/pedes...

And very few children die, because generally children are not very likely to die. So, what?