(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Justin Gallagher, Case Western Reserve University(THE CONVERSATION) Los coches matan. Unas 1,25 millones de personas perdieron la vida en accidentes de tráfico a nivel mundial en 2015, según la Organización Mundial de Salud. En Estados Unidos, donde accidentes vehiculares mataron a 36.375 personas en 2014 y dejaron a 2,3 millones de personas heridas, 438 municipios han lanzado
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