Which of the following would NOT be shown on a crash report as a person?

In the context of a crash report, an unborn fetus is not classified as a separate individual. The crash report typically records individuals involved in a collision as distinct people, focusing on those who are legally recognized as such. This includes drivers, passengers, and pedestrians, all of whom are counted as persons involved in the crash for reporting and statistical purposes.

When an unborn fetus dies as a result of a crash, it is not recorded on the crash report as a person because, from a legal and traffic reporting perspective, the report identifies and includes individuals who can occupy public space and operate within the legal framework. Activities like operating a vehicle or walking as a pedestrian require individuals to be born and recognized legally. Therefore, while the tragic loss of an unborn fetus is significant and relevant in legal contexts, it does not fit the definition used for persons on a crash report.

This understanding distinguishes between legal recognition of individuals in traffic incidents and the implications of such incidents on life. The other options represent legally recognized persons who would be recorded on a crash report, making them part of the documented incident.