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Why Pedestrians Never Die In This New Jersey City

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I'm back! This video is about a New Jersey city that has had zero pedestrians fatally hit over the past four years. What are they doing right? And why is New...

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Why are they underreported?
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  I don’t recall. If i can find the report, I’ll post it. I believe it was in Dutch, so searching for it isn’t as easy as you’d think 🙁

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