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The Guardian
Britain’s cars and SUVs are growing bigger, but a solution exists to stop this dangerous 'carspreading'
Larger SUVs are increasingly dominant on roads, posing greater risks to pedestrians, especially children, due to increased bonnet heights and vehicle sizes. Research indicates that SUVs now comprise 30% of UK city cars, with safety concerns linked to their design and marketing strategies that promote bigger, more profitable vehicles. Experts suggest that measures such as tax changes, parking surcharges, and advertising restrictions could help curb this trend and improve road safety.
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