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The New York Times > Business > Some Popular S.U.V.'s Fare Badly in Rollover Tests: "G.M., in a statement, pointed to drivers, not vehicles, as the real rollover problem.
'The dominant causes of rollover crashes and injuries are: excessive vehicle speed; impaired driving due to alcohol, drugs, fatigue and distraction; and failure to wear seat belts,' the company said.
Consumer groups argue that rollovers need to be addressed as a design problem and are urging the government to make vehicles meet a minimum rollover performance standard. Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, has proposed such a change in a bill before Congress. "
'The dominant causes of rollover crashes and injuries are: excessive vehicle speed; impaired driving due to alcohol, drugs, fatigue and distraction; and failure to wear seat belts,' the company said.
Consumer groups argue that rollovers need to be addressed as a design problem and are urging the government to make vehicles meet a minimum rollover performance standard. Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, has proposed such a change in a bill before Congress. "
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