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Pedestrian Safety. Summary. Pedestrian safety is an issue that affects the entire community; young and old, drivers and walkers, in the day and at night. Many unnecessary injuries and fatalities occur as a result of intoxication or inattentiveness of either the driver or the pedestrian. The roadways should be safe places for everyone regardless of their transportation mode.
Despite governmental efforts, and during a period of increasing auto safety, the percentage of pedestrian fatalities compared to all motor vehicle deaths continues to rise. About 11% of all motor vehicle deaths were pedestrians in 2000. Last year, that number was 14%. But in many states, the percentage of pedestrian deaths was much higher. In California, 23% of all motor vehicle fatalities were pedestrians -- well above the national average. The pedestrian-heavy District of Columbia had the nation's highest rate, at 45%.