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Re: Repeal of the National Speed Limit Law
In article <3t9828$irc@usenetw1.news.prodigy.com>, BYBL43A@prodigy.com (James Baxter) writes...
>"Speed-related" accidents or deaths are generally defined as 'exceeding
>the posted limit.' Well, it's not too hard to see that with
>unreasonably low limits, the amount of 'speed-related' deaths and
>accidents will be high. This is all part of an effort to 'demonize'
Some news reports around the D.C area suggest that the D.C beltway - 85% or
more speed. Yet only 65% of the accidents have 'speed' as a contributing
factor. Now if I were one to twist statistics - that would mean the 15% of the
drivers that don't speed cause or are involved in 35% of the accidents.
We got get those "conformest" off road.
Dirk
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