Summary
- A new analysis reveals that left turns by drivers are a leading cause of pedestrian injuries at intersections, often due to distracted driving and visibility issues.
- The thick A-pillars in modern vehicles can obscure pedestrians from drivers' views, increasing the risk of accidents.
- Pedestrian deaths have been rising, with older individuals and children particularly vulnerable to severe injuries.
- Legal recourse is available for injured pedestrians, but documentation and prompt medical attention are crucial for successful claims against negligent drivers.
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