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IIHS: Big Cars Aren't Any Safer In A CrashFindings from a recent IIHS study have shown that a bigger car isn't always a safer one. Past a certain point (about 4,000 pounds), the weight of a vehicle does little to pad safety in a crash.
Emmerdale aired some huge scenes tonight - as a limo crashed on an icy lake - but who is left in danger, and who makes it out ...
A Daytona Duel big one ended the second duels race Thursday. It involved aNASCAR Cup Series champion and a highly touted ...
KOIN Portland on MSN1d
Dozens of vehicles involved in I-84 crash amid ‘whiteout’ conditionsDozens of cars, trucks and semi-trucks were involved in a crash on Interstate 84 early Thursday afternoon, according to the ...
The driver of a sedan was killed in a crash with a big rig Thursday morning on Interstate 5 in south Sacramento County, the ...
WGAL Lancaster-Harrisburg on MSN4d
Dauphin County DA: Car that hit police SUV and 2 others was stolen, driver wantedThe district attorney says Moises Cruz, who drove through a red light before he hit a Susquehanna Township police SUV, died ...
Not for people in other cars. And—this is important—not ... and a vehicle that the added weight in this type of crash isn't as big a factor as front-end design or impact speed." ...
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