[Can we expect a massive public health campaign to combat this unhealthy
"lifestyle choice?" - :-) dr]

http://tinyurl.com/d6xe2

CTV.ca News Staff

A new study shatters the myth that bigger equals safer when it comes to
vehicular accidents.

The study, published in the journal Pediatrics on behalf of the U.S.-based
Partners for Child Passenger Safety, finds that children who ride in sport
utility vehicles are no safer than those who do not.

The research was completed by The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and
found that SUVs have a higher risk of rolling-over during a crash, which
supercedes any safety benefits that come from the fact the vehicles are
larger and heavier than regular cars...SNIP

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