Author Keith Bradsher talks with NPR about his new book, "High and Mighty: SUVs -- The World's Most Dangerous Vehicle and How They Got That Way."
Appearing on "Fresh Air," Bradsher explains thatthe popular vehicles are dangerous not only for their occupants, but forothers on the road. His book finds that SUVs create blind spots forsmallervehicles, are more prone to roll over and are environmentallydestructive.Note: You will need RealAudio or Windows Media Player to listen to the streaming version of this interview.
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