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BMW, Subaru and Porsche drivers ‘more likely to cause a crash’, study finds
(www.theguardian.com)
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And they're less likely to stop for pedestrians:
Based on a study of two crosswalks in Las Vegas, and 461 cars.
That's the sort of study you do in primary school
Significant, but far from p = 0