A London study suggests that drivers of sport utility vehicles are more likely to disobey laws involving cell phones and seat belts. Researchers observed passing motorists at different times and locations in London. The results, published in the British Medical Journal, show that SUV drivers were almost four times more likely to be using a cell phone — which is against the law in London — and also more likely not to use seat belts. The authors believe that SUV drivers feel safer inside their larger cars and thus are more likely to take risks.

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