Drivers Must Signal Their Intentions to Pedestrians
This simple instruction may have powerful preventative measures. Risk factors that contribute to the frequency of pedestrian factors include:
- Poor visibility (time of day)
- Infrastructure issues
- Distracted driving
- Negligence or recklessness
- Speeding
- Intoxication or physical impairment
Injuries often seen in pedestrian accidents include (but are not limited to):
- Spinal cord injury
- Brain injury
- Internal organ damage
- Fractured/broken bones
- Lacerations
- Abrasions
- Concussions
- Torn ligaments
Seeking medical attention following your accident is vital. The full extent of an injury may not be apparent due to the masking effects of adrenaline. Even if you feel that you do not need it, it is wise to get yourself evaluated by a medical professional.
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