Description: Here is a video as TheAutoChannel.com brings you the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s (IIHS) death rate on Vehicle’s Fatality Risk. According to Anne McCart, senior VP on research that IIHS look among cars, SUVs and pick-ups as they compare rates from 2002 to 2005. Fatality data for 2006 is an unavailable gap. One findings is that SUVs, pick-ups and cars are much safer than they use to be although some vehicles still have very high death rates. A drop of 30% over the past 10 years for an over all death rates among passengers. When it comes to safety on the road, bigger and heavier are much better. As a group, small cars have a highest death rate, mid-sized and huge luxury cars have the lowest rate which the low of physics still apply... Which bigger is usually the safer. Watch this video for more relevant information regarding fatality risk among vehicles from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. For more ideal car collision policy coverage... Check out this website as it offers cheap and affordable auto insurance quotes online!
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