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Originally Posted by sebberry
In your example you are suggesting that if they change one behaviour, then the impact of their actions will be lessened.
Why must that behaviour modification always be aimed at speed?
Using your logic if they feared being pulled over for tailgating, running lights, making unsafe turns, etc.. then the impacts of their actions would be reduced, no?
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No...
Speed kills......add speed to any "stupid" driving , the more of a chance someone is going to get killed or injured.
Extreme example........would you want a tailgater rear ending you doing 50km/h or 100km/h?
Would you rather hit a rock wall at 50km/h or 100km/h?
Would you rather have someone cut you off while your doing 50km/h or 100km/h?
Would you, as a pedestrian, rather be hit by a car doing 10km/h or 30km/h?
Would you or the other vehicle involved .....in ANY accident situation want to be going slower or faster when the accident occurs?
Speed kills......simple.