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The Autobahn has lower accident and fatality rates than U.S. interstates with similar levels of traffic and yet portions of it have no set speed limit at all.
by kbolino 2y ago
The Autobahn has lower accident and fatality rates than U.S. interstates with similar levels of traffic and yet portions of it have no set speed limit at all.
The question is not of speed but speed-related policies and their effect in practice, not in deductively reasoned theory.
- croes 2y agoApples and oranges, Germany also have stricter requirements for a driving license and your car needs regularly check-ups at the TÜV. The A24 is a better example: 1st too many accidents so they needed a speed limit by law 2nd less accidents 3rd because of the less accidents the speed limited wasn't needed by law anymore and was dropped 4th more accidents