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Both completely depend on circumstances. So much so that it's pointless to compare them without specifics.
by nothrabannosir 8y ago
Both completely depend on circumstances. So much so that it's pointless to compare them without specifics.
- sonnyblarney 8y agoNo, it's not. Running a red light is pretty dangerous in almost any context. Running red lights consistently will 100% yield accidents. Speeding is normative, it's something that everyone does, every single time they drive. For speeding up to 20K above limit, you often don't get a ticket. Doing 120 on a 100 km/h road is normative. If it was 'very dangerous' the police could easily enforce a 100 cap. Running red lights consistently will probably kill you, and if a cop sees you doing it, you will 100% get pulled over.