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Old 07-24-2011, 01:05 PM   #107
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Speed kills......add speed to any "stupid" driving , the more of a chance someone is going to get killed or injured.
Add stupid driving to speed, then something happens. Add stupid driving to someone driving at the limit, something still happens.

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Extreme example........would you want a tailgater rear ending you doing 50km/h or 100km/h?
That depends, how fast am I going?

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Would you rather hit a rock wall at 50km/h or 100km/h?
What's causing me to hit that wall? Doing 100kph in an 80kph zone won't somehow cause a rock wall to shoot up through the tarmac.

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Would you rather have someone cut you off while your doing 50km/h or 100km/h?
I'd need to know the specifics of the situation. If I'm doing 100kph in an 80kph zone with traffic around, it is probably so I can maintain pace with open space in an adjacent lane and thus greatly reducing the possibility of another driver being lined up in such a way that their lane change would "cut me off".

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Would you, as a pedestrian, rather be hit by a car doing 10km/h or 30km/h?
I as a pedestrian will wait for the car to stop before walking out in front of it.

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Would you or the other vehicle involved .....in ANY accident situation want to be going slower or faster when the accident occurs?
I wouldn't want to be in a collision at any speed. That's why I drive in such a way that reduces my chance of being in one, even if that means going with the flow of "speeding" traffic so as to maintain adequate space around my vehicle.
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