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Vulnerable road user fatalities are associated with greater trauma: Long-term autopsy-based trends in Czechia (1969–2024)
Traffic accidents are an inherent consequence of modern transportation and mobility systems. Changes in the post‑crash care system over the past fifty years may have influenced the survival prospects of injured vulnerable road users (VRUs) involved in traffic accidents. We therefore focused on asse
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