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Study finds electric vehicles are significantly more likely to hit pedestrians than traditional cars

EVs are much quieter than gas or diesel vehicles, giving pedestrians little warning of oncoming traffic

United kingdomPhil edwardsLondon school of hygiene tropical medicineLondon schoolTropical medicine

Expert Comment – Unseasonal rise in UK norovirus cases

Recorded norovirus cases for this time of year are at their highest level in five years, according to data published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

United kingdomDavid allenUnited kingdom health security agencyLondon school of hygiene tropical medicineAssociate professorLondon schoolTropical medicine

Electric cars more likely to hit pedestrians than petrol vehicles, study finds

Electric cars more likely to hit pedestrians than petrol vehicles, study finds
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Electric cars really are silent killers : Pedestrians are TWICE as likely to be hit by battery-powered vehicles than petrol or diesel ones, study finds

Electric cars really are silent killers : Pedestrians are TWICE as likely to be hit by battery-powered vehicles than petrol or diesel ones, study finds
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United kingdomGreat britainPhil edwardsFlorian knoblochProf edwardsRowan atkinsonLondon school of hygiene tropical medicineCommunity healthNational travel surveyUniversity of cambridge centre for environmentNet zeroProfessor phil edwardsLondon schoolTropical medicineNatural resource governanceNature sustainability

Electric cars kill pedestrians at twice the rate of petrol or diesel vehicles, study finds

Electric cars kill pedestrians at double the rate of petrol or diesel vehicles, a study in a BMJ journal has found.

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