Question 7978

If a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, how does the speed at which the vehicle is traveling affect the injuries caused?

1. 1
   The higher the speed, the greater the likelihood that the pedestrian will die.
2. 2
   The higher the speed, the lower the likelihood that the pedestrian will die.
3. 3
   There is no risk of the pedestrian dying if the vehicle is traveling at 50 km/h.