The average American permit in the United States is killed by a car every day, and the possibility of being killed in African -American is twice as much as white

According to ABC reports on July 13, a new report released by the "Smart Growth America) and the National Complets Coalition of the United States shows that the streets of the United States are on pedestrians to pedestrians. It's getting more and more deadly. In 2020, more than 6,500 people in the United States were killed while walking, with an average of 18 people a day, an increase of 4.5%over 2019.

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The report pointed out that for African, Aboriginal and low -income people, the risks are more risky when walking in the United States. The possibility of being killed by African Americans when walking on the street is twice that of white men, and the possibility of the indigenous people is more than three times that of white people.

Studies have also found that more pedestrian deaths may occur in communities living in low -income people. There may be such a fatal combination in these communities, that is, there are fewer sidewalks and parks, but there are more trunk roads, which leads to faster travers nearby and more crowded transportation, which will cause more pedestrian deaths.

The study also found that highways across the United States often pass or close to colorful races or low -income people, which makes these communities more difficult to live, business is destroyed, residents are forced to move, and cause risks to pedestrians.

The US Governor Highway Safety Association (GHSA) estimates that the number of pedestrians will only be more and more. The agency estimates that in 2021, 7,485 people in the United States were killed while walking, which would be the highest number in 40 years.

It is reported that from the beginning of the most fatal, the most fatal states for pedestrians are: New Mexico, Florida, South Carolina, Arizona, Tellafa, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada State And Georgia and California.

The most deadly urban area for pedestrians is: Deltonobicho Aomers Beach in Florida; Albekki, New Mexico; Memphis, Tennessee; Tanpa-Shimizu City, Florida; South Carolina; South Carolina; State North Charston; Jacksonville, Florida; Baxfield, California; Orandand Metropolitan Area in Florida; Stockon and Fresano in California.

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