Recent incidents show that car accidents involving pedestrians are becoming more common in San Diego, with a pregnant woman being hit just earlier this week in Escondido and a former G&E employee being sentenced for striking a homeless man. San Diego Crime Stoppers and local police are still unable to find the driver who struck and seriously injured a cyclist in Ocean Beach late last month. With pedestrian fatalities on the rise, it is important to stay attentive to this issue to prevent future accidents. Pedestrian Accidents Are Extremely Common National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) statistics from 2012 show that 4,743 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents and an additional 76,000 were injured. Most pedestrian deaths occur in urban areas and a large number of those killed are young adults and senior citizens. In a response to stem the tide of pedestrian deaths, the Federal Highway Administration has committed…
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