On 21/06/2012 16:01, Uncle Pete wrote:
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>> W tytule strony może tak, w statystykach jakoś już nie widać podziału na
>> konkretne modele samochodów. Być może to jest prawda, ale nie lubię
>> takiego manipulowania.
>
> Nie w tytule całej strony, popatrz jeszcze raz :)

10,657 passenger vehicles were involved in fatal rollover crashes.
(National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA)

Crashes in which a vehicle rolled over accounted for more than half of
all single-vehicle crash deaths. (NHTSA)

Vehicle rollover crashes are especially serious because they so often
result in head injuries. Head trauma is the most frequent type of fatal
and nonfatal injury in rollovers. (NHTSA)

The rate of serious injury in passenger vehicle rollover crashes is 36
percent higher than in crashes where there is no rollover. (NHTSA)

The high fatality and injury rates are due, in part, to the high
percentage of rollover crashes in which passengers are ejected from
their vehicles. Ejections account for 63 percent of all fatalities in
rollover crashes and often result in costly and debilitating head
injuries. (NHTSA)

More than 90 percent of passenger vehicle rollover crashes are
single-vehicle crashes, and 8,345 of the 10,142 occupant deaths occurred
in single-vehicle rollover crashes. (NHTSA)

More than half, 56 percent, of single-vehicle crash deaths resulted from
rollovers compared with only 11 percent of rollover deaths in all
multiple-vehicle crashes. (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, or IIHS)



Co prawda studiowałem kierunek techniczny po angielsku przez 2 lata, ale
może wciąż znam ten język zbyt słabo i przegapiłem w tym tekście rodzaj
pojazdu, jaki brał udział w wypadku. "Passenger vehicles" to dość mocno
naciągana definicja SUVa, a nie tylko takie jeżdżą i dachują w ameryce.



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Pozdrawiam,
Kamil

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