Forget fear of flying, there’s a new scare going around New York City: fear of riding.

“New Yorkers are up in arms over the death of Young & Rubicam executive, who was crushed Wednesday when boarding an elevator in her company’s midtown office.

“Hart’s death was a potentially unnecessary tragedy in a building rife with elevator safety violations(citywide elevator inspections have since have been ordered). Still, elevator accidents remain exceedingly rare, and fatalities are even less common—but they do occasionally happen and can be harrowing for victims.

“From smoking tobacco to lightning strikes, The Daily Beast looks at 10 causes of death that occur more frequently than elevator-related fatalities. (Airplane crashes, for what it’s worth, are also very rare—in developed nations the odds of dying on a scheduled flight are about one in 14 million).”

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