<ul><li>A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) found that taller vehicles are more likely to seriously injure pedestrians.</li><li>As vehicle speeds increase, the risk of serious pedestrian injury also rises.</li><li>The study suggests that the current 25-mph speed limit in residential areas might be too high.</li><li>The findings align with a previous study that indicated vehicles with taller front ends pose a greater danger to pedestrians.</li></ul>

Big Surprise: Taller Vehicles Are More Dangerous for Pedestrians, Study Says

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