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Pedestrian deaths rose to 21 in Marion County in 2024 - Ocala Gazette

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Last year was deadly for pedestrians on Marion County roadways. Twenty-one people walking or riding bicycles were killed countywide in crashes in 2024, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. 

 In comparison, Volusia County, with a 2024 U.S. Census population of 602,772 compared to 428,905 for Marion County, had 18 pedestrian fatalities in 2024. Lake […] To access this entire article, you must Become an Ocala Gazette Member or Subscribe t…
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Pedestrian deaths rose to 21 in Marion County in 2024 - Ocala Gazette

Last year was deadly for pedestrians on Marion County roadways. Twenty-one people walking or riding bicycles were killed countywide in crashes in 2024, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. 

 In comparison, Volusia County, with a 2024 U.S. Census population of 602,772 compared to 428,905 for Marion County, had 18 pedestrian fatalities in 2024. Lake […] To access this entire article, you must Become an Ocala Gazette Member or Subscribe t…

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