A New Survey Finds More Than 70 Percent of African Americans Prefer Driving Personal Vehicles Due to COVID-19, Yet 20 Percent of Vehicles Have Open Safety Recalls

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A New Survey Finds More Than 70 Percent of African Americans Prefer Driving Personal Vehicles Due to COVID-19, Yet 20 Percent of Vehicles Have Open Safety Recalls

… than 20 percent of African Americans could protect themselves and … more than half of Black Americans (53 percent) plan to … ;

22 percent of African Americans indicated they felt the … percent).

Further, 70% of African Americans say they generally prefer to …

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