Filed under: Safety The American Journal of Public Health has published a new study on the role of gender in auto accidents. The results indicate that women are more likely to be injured than men when involved in comparable crashes. Researchers say that when wearing seat belts, female drivers have a higher risk of chest and spinal injuries. A combination of relatively smaller stature and differences in preferred seating positions make women more vulnerable, according to the study.

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Study: Women at greater risk of injury in crashes




