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SUVs pose a higher fatal risk to pedestrians and cyclists due to their design, study finds.
A study from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Imperial College London found that pedestrians and cyclists struck by SUVs are 44% more likely to die than those hit by standard cars, with the risk rising to 82% for children.
Researchers analyzed over 680,000 road accidents over 35 years, attributing the higher risk to SUVs' taller front ends.
Replacing all SUVs with standard cars could reduce pedestrian and cyclist fatalities by 8% in Europe and 17% in the US.
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