When a low-body vehicle collides with a pedestrian who is 155 cm or taller, injuries are most likely to occur:

A low-body vehicle first hits the lower extremities, so the pedestrian falls onto it and hits their head. Pelvis and chest injuries are more likely when a high vehicle hits the pedestrian.

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When a low-body vehicle collides with a pedestrian who is 155 cm or taller, injuries are most likely to occur: