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Correlation does not equal causation, of course. And we lack information on the conditions of the pedestrian accidents (e.g. were the drivers not paying attent
by makecheck 17y ago
Correlation does not equal causation, of course. And we lack information on the conditions of the pedestrian accidents (e.g. were the drivers not paying attention, and did each pedestrian specifically say "didn't hear the car coming" as the reason for the accident?).