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Transportation
El IIHS concluye que camiones y furgonetas comerciales están rezagados en la prevención de choques
Las nuevas pruebas del IIHS muestran que muchas pickups pesadas y furgonetas de carga obtuvieron calificaciones marginales o deficientes en la prevención de choques contra vehículos y peatones.
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·1 min read·14 words
Key Takeaways
- El IIHS amplió sus evaluaciones comerciales a la prevención de choques frontales.
- Las calificaciones marginales y deficientes fueron frecuentes.
- El Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 obtuvo el mejor resultado entre vehículos y vehículos.
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