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Cars and trucks are growing larger – and so are their dangerous blind zones
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As larger vehicles like SUVs and trucks grow in popularity and size, so are the number of deadly so-called “frontover” crashes striking children, often in a driveway, garage or parking lot. NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen reports on the troubling new data and illustrates how dangerous the blind zones in front of massive cars can be.Oct. 24, 2022
