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I really don't want to see this in my car, but if this person's car couldn't go 103 mph, and instead was limited to the 35mph speed limit of that street, I thin
by bagels 3y ago
I really don't want to see this in my car, but if this person's car couldn't go 103 mph, and instead was limited to the 35mph speed limit of that street, I think it's a lot less likely that they would have killed those 9 people.
- nullindividual 3y agoStatistically, at least one of those people would have died at 35 mph. ~70% would have "severe" injuries. The percentages go up with the pedestrians age and the size of the vehicle.
- bagels 3y agoHe hit a minivan, not pedestrians. I don't have the stats handy, but I would be surprised if 70% of car vs car crashes at 35mph have severe injuries.