Daniel Knowles

Daniel Knowles, a data analyst for the Economist, discusses the alarming trend of America’s love for oversized vehicles. He reveals that larger cars correlate with increased pedestrian fatalities, sparking a vital conversation about urban safety. Knowles and fellow guests explore aggressive marketing tactics that promote these dangerous vehicles, and the societal implications tied to their rise. They also address potential regulatory changes needed to enhance safety for all road users, pushing for a cultural shift towards more responsible vehicle choices.