Increasing a vehicle's front-end height by four inches raises pedestrian fatality risk by 22%. For females and elderly pedestrians, the risk is higher, reaching up to 81%. - Justin Tyndall
Traffic deaths in the U.S. surpass four million, with a worrying increase in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities. Vehicle size and urban planning play significant roles in road safety.
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