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Study Suggests Deadly Car Crashes Increase on Major Music Release Days
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When Taylor Swift, Drake and Bad Bunny release new music, more people are left to die on the roads
Your favorite artist's new album can distract you while driving. Discover the link between fatal car accidents and the release of great albums.
A new scientific investigation suggests that fatal car accidents in the USA occur significantly more frequently on days with particularly large album releases. But should this be the reason? Researchers see a possible connection with increased smartphone usage – especially through music streaming. Here is an overview of the findings. Harvard study investigates streaming and traffic deaths The analysis comes from a research team...
More deaths were also reported in vehicles with only one passenger, suggesting that the presence of other people in the car can reduce the risk of accidents - for example when passengers operate music apps instead of the driver
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