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Nearly half of Maine’s pedestrian and cyclist crashes have no recorded cause, unlike car-only crashes, revealing inconsistent investigations and safety data gaps.
Maine’s road crash data shows that nearly half of pedestrian and cyclist collisions lack a recorded cause, compared to 16% of car-only crashes, raising concerns about inconsistent investigations.
Speeding is cited in just under 1% of non-motorized incidents versus 6% of vehicle-only crashes, suggesting potential disparities in how these events are assessed.
The findings highlight gaps in data collection that hinder efforts to improve safety for vulnerable road users.
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Casi la mitad de los accidentes de peatones y ciclistas de Maine no tienen una causa registrada, a diferencia de los accidentes de automóviles, lo que revela investigaciones inconsistentes y brechas en los datos de seguridad.