> and most of those deaths were caused by cars Or by the humans driving them? It's no surprise that the most common vehicle is involved in most of the fatal a

> and most of those deaths were caused by cars Or by the humans driving them? It's no surprise that the most common vehicle is involved in most of the fatal accidents. Absolute numbers are not very interesting in this context, the difference in number of vehicles is at least an order of magnitude, it's obvious that cars are top of the list, like adults cause most of the homicides and you won't find many toddlers there. As a data point, when Rome was in lockdown and cars were banned from the streets, accidents involving bikes and other means of transport like e-scooters, went up 5x and hospitalizations to HR went up 3x for the same kinds of accidents, compared to when cars were allowed to drive around.