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That is a pretty bold statement. Pretty much all fatal accidents I've heard about involved speeding in some way. Now, anecdotes aren't reliable, so do you have
by jakobe 13y ago
That is a pretty bold statement. Pretty much all fatal accidents I've heard about involved speeding in some way. Now, anecdotes aren't reliable, so do you have some numbers to back up your claim?
- overdrivetg 13y ago"Q. Aren't most traffic accidents caused by speeding? A. No, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) claims that 30 percent of all fatal accidents are "speed related," but even this is misleading. This means that in less than a third of the cases, one of the drivers involved in the accident was "assumed" to be exceeding the posted limit. It does not mean that speeding caused the accident. Research conducted by the Florida Department of Transportation showed that the percentage of accidents actually caused by speeding is very low, 2.2 percent." from http://www.motorists.org/speed-limits/faq http://www.motorists.org/speed-limits/faq Q: Is the National Motorists Association a reliable source for this data? A: I did the 30 seconds of work to go and Google this, go find your own stats if you don't like mine.
- jakobe 13y ago> 30 percent of all fatal accidents are "speed related" Almost all accidents are "speed related". Very few accidents happen with cars standing still.