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Factors that cause pedistrians to be stroke during road traffic accidents and ways to avoid them
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Abstract

As in recent years, as in all developed countries, the number of traumatic injuries has increased significantly in Azerbaijan. Despite the government's enlightenment, new road construction and expansion, the number of pedestrians has increased in recent years. Thus, the statistics of the Main Police Office of Baku showed that pedestrians were the highest in the traffic accidents, accounting for 39.6%.

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Keywords

traffic injuries
road traffic accidents дорожные травмы
дорожно-транспортные происшествия nəqliyyat travmaları
yol-nəqliyyat hadisələri