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Peter Duniho wrote:
"Dave Stadt" wrote in message . .. A factor that cannot be determined is how many accidents are avoided by smaller vehicles due to their greater maneuverability. Many factors are difficult or impossible to determine using current statistical data gathering. However, as in aviation, driver error is fundamentally the root cause of most accidents. I find it amusing to see so many people (not just in this newsgroup either) argue about which vehicle is "safer" when first of all they haven't even agreed on what "safer" means, but more importantly when most of those drivers need a "safer" vehicle because they and everyone else on the road refuse to drive safely in the first place. Yes, it is unfortunate that to the auto crowd, especially folks in government or the IIHS, that "safety" is defined as "crash worthiness" rather than "capable of crash avoidance." Matt |
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