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smaller cars, the DMV says. In a crash, occupants are more likely to be thrown against the dashboard or crushed by buckling metal.
“That’s all the more reason to wear lap and shoulder safety belts and buckle small children in child safety seats,” said Hanna.
The U.S. Department of Transportation predicts that by 1990, about 65 percent of the cars on the road will be compacts, subcompacts or mini-compacts. By 1995, that group of vehicles is expected to jump to about 85 percent of the vehicle mix.
The DMV offers tips to drivers of small cars:
- Wind resistance is a big factor in controlling small cars, especially at high speeds. Drive within the posted'
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