Pedestrian accidents can happen anywhere at any time, but most cases occur in cities or urban areas during the night. Pedestrians are more likely to get struck by cars while waiting at bus stops or trying to cross streets. These cases are usually caused by drivers who run red lights or are under the influence.

Pedestrian accidents can cause injuries which range from leg fractures to kidney or spleen injuries to traumatic brain injuries (TBI). TBIs may be mild concussions or more serious cases which can cause depression and the loss of senses. Worse, they can lead to death. Learn from this infographic some facts about pedestrian accidents and TBIs, and what you should do in case you get involved in a similar situation.