Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Vehicular violence in the United States
This is a case of  if I've ever seen one.  The title itself is already problematic, as this is not a widely used or discussed term as far as I can see.  I can only find one real case of it being used, in a university paper that was published in a geographic journal, and even then, the term is exclusively being used to describe cases of vehicular manslaughter, and not any of the other topics covered here.  While each section is sourced, linking these separate things (accidents, drive by shootings, bombings) into one topic by virtue of the fact that they all involve automobiles in some way is ''not'' a conclusion that seems to be supported by actual reliable sources, and was synthesized by the author to create this overall topic.  That goes for the odd sections at the end about the California car buying program as well - there are no sources linking it to the topics covered in the rest of the article, particularly since that program was established to fight air pollution, not "vehicular violence
— User:Rorshacma, 16:20, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SYNTH (Wikipedia:No original research)