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SUV are actually more deadly than regular cars even for the people inside. Unless you crash on a lighter vehicle, you're more likely to die, and especially if t
by orwin 4y ago
SUV are actually more deadly than regular cars even for the people inside. Unless you crash on a lighter vehicle, you're more likely to die, and especially if the SUV turns over. So advice for all SUV drivers (I know you already do that and don't need it, but just in case) : it's better to crash in the vehicle ahead of you than to swerve to avoid it.
- za3faran 4y agoDo you have a citation for your last claim? SUVs (and cars in general) have been getting safer over time, including electronic stability controls.
- orwin 4y agoCorrelation between road death increase and car sales increase only. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in_U.S._by_year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in... The US is the only country to have this increase in the last ten years. But also, this is real advice: If you have the choice between risking a rollover and crashing in another vehicle, as a SUV driver, crash in the other vehicle. You might kill someone, but at least you'll be safe (and i know this is the primary factor in buying high-clearance SUVs).