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It is safer in a car because a car has seat belts, and a bus has a enmergancy top door on the roof.The bus doesn't have seat belts, so you will be flying all over the place.A bus also contain moe fuel so you would probably gt burnt in a crash.Also, many people have been murrerded or hurted bad on a bus by people.
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Which is safer a double decker bus or a sport car?
The bus of course.
Is it safer too drive a bus or a car?
car because if you crash bus don't have airbags and also a bus can tip over in a crash so the answer is a car
Is it safer to travel by car or bus on icy roads?
car, it creates more friction
Is it safer to drive a car or a bus?
probably, the car is safer because you know who the driver is, and it is lighter. the bus, you cant really trust the driver, and it is heavier, plus there is no engine in the front to protect you. thanx.
Is it safer to ride the bus or to commute in other ways?
According to the National Safety Council data, it is safer to ride the bus than drive a car. Their statistics show that it is 170 times safer to ride the bus. For long distances, traveling by plane is the safest overall.
Is it safe to fly these days?
safer than driving your car, getting on a bus, walking down the street.
Is riding a bus or train safer?
Well really a bus because a train can blow up but really I would say a car because you can drive it yourself I would be better
Which is safer a train or a bus?
a bus is better because it waist less gas and better for the enviorment If you mean statistically safer for the passenger-a train.
Is a plane or a car safer?
Statistically plane travel is safer.
Which car is safer?
It is not the car that makes it safer, it's actually down to the driver and their experience, driving style, etc.
Why bigger car is safer then small car?
it is thicker
Is buying a new car or used safer?
It is safer to buy a new car, but generally it depends on the type of car. The model will help determine this answer as well. A newer model would be safer, even if it's used.
