WATCH: Study finds EVs are more likely than petrol cars to hit pedestrians
Business Day TV speaks to David Furlonger, Financial Mail editor-at-large
26 May 2024 - 17:29
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Business Day TV spoke to David Furlonger, Financial Mail editor-at-large, about the findings of a study conducted in the UK that claims hybrid and electric cars are more likely than petrol or diesel vehicles to strike pedestrians.
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WATCH: Study finds EVs are more likely than petrol cars to hit pedestrians
Business Day TV speaks to David Furlonger, Financial Mail editor-at-large
Business Day TV spoke to David Furlonger, Financial Mail editor-at-large, about the findings of a study conducted in the UK that claims hybrid and electric cars are more likely than petrol or diesel vehicles to strike pedestrians.
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