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Fri Dec-17-04 12:21 PM
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...but they do make crashes more severe, and therefore more fatalities. This was in a report from the National Safery Council.
Data also showed that the faster you went the more likely an accident would be fatal, except there was a decrease from 85 - 95 mph. go figure.
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