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➤ Why are motor vehicle injuries considered an environmental health impact?
Because the built environment shapes crash risk. Road layout, lack of sidewalks, high‑speed design, vehicle miles traveled, and poor maintenance increase collisions. Transport policy, land use, and enforcement change exposure to danger. These physical factors affect whole communities, making motor vehicle injuries a major and largely preventable part of the environmental disease burden.