Australians have developed a strong fascination with SUVs and oversized utes; however, experts warn that this trend is contributing to increased dangers on our roads.
Australians are obsessed with SUVs and huge utes, but experts say they are making our roads deadlier
March 25, 2025
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It’s true that the growing popularity of SUVs and large utes in Australia raises important safety concerns. These vehicles often have a larger blind spot and a higher center of gravity, which can lead to more severe accidents, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists. The increased weight and size can also contribute to more significant damage during collisions. While many drivers appreciate the power and perceived safety of these vehicles, it’s essential to consider the broader implications for road safety. Encouraging a shift towards smaller, more fuel-efficient cars, along with better infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists, could help create safer roads for everyone. What are your thoughts on how we might balance consumer preferences with road safety?