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SUV sales boom is bad for road safety, says Global NCAP president

10 months ago Auto economictimes
“Increasing growth and demand for SUV’s in India and other countries is a major road safety and environmental challenge, the governments should discourage sale of these big vehicles. In recent years, cars have become heavier, taller and more powerful. Numerous studies have found that SUVs and pick-up vehicles are more deadly to vulnerable road users (VRUs) in almost any crash,” the president David Ward said. Read more at: economictimes

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