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Old 01-11-2009, 11:32 AM
DJDD
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward View Post

There are times when speed is not only desirable, but safer (eg. aviation...go too slow, you stall & die)
i cannot think of any instances in day-to-day driving in a city when driving faster is safer...

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Training drivers to be aware of when speed or lack thereof is appropriate would seem a better alternative....as despite draconian regulation in Oz...we bury all too many road users.
training should be a good idea, and the more training and experience we have the safer we all should be.

of course, we cannot seem to "train" our citizens that drinking a lot is unhealthy and dangerous and that eating a lot of sweet, sugary foods without exercising, as well, is unhealthy.

so, I submit that without the "draconian" regulation in OZ perhaps we would have an even higher road toll...
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