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The media analysis also found that in 29 percent of incidents, a sudden movement or maneuver was mentioned, such as an abrupt turn or sudden braking, which caused the person car surfing to fall off the vehicle. They also noted that car surfing injuries and deaths reported in U. Most (74 percent) of the about) amount of attention they devote to these stories, or may not report them at all. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) review of newspaper articles released today in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Even a vehicle moving at a slow speed can be deadly said John Halpin, M. Researchers excluded cases of injury related to activities that resemble car surfing, such as ghost riding, an activity that involves a driver exiting, and dancing next to a moving vehicle. The largest number of car surfing may be both seasonal and regional in nature.