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Would you really rather risk you and your own families life on a road trip just to reach to your destination faster? This is why several of people each die because of this reason, speeding.

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Speeding is not safe because everyday thousands of people die and that's mainly because of speeding.
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Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in the first three decades of American’s lives. In 2009 alone, crashes killed over 33,000 people and injured another 2.2 million—more than 70% of these were in passenger vehicles and trucks.
https://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/seatbeltbrief/index.html

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Speeding causes can cause cars to slip off the road bashing into other cars or property.

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people could die because to much speeed could break the stop petal

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people could die because to much speeed could break the stop petal

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speeding is the greatest cause of death and injury on nsw roads

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In 2009, more than 90 people died in motor vehicle crashes every day.

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you might die if you speed.

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We can fix this by making your car (1 day in the further in humanity) put the seat belt on its self for the owner.

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In NSW speeding is a factor in about 40 per cent of road deaths.  This means on average around 177 people die each year in speed-related crashes in NSW.

Speeding was a factor in the deaths of 857 people over five years 2006-2010. In addition to those killed, more than 4100 people are injured in speed-related crashes every year.

Did you know each year around 700,000 speeding offences are recorded in NSW?

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speeding is bad because if you speed you can die or get very hurt so if you speed slow down

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Most drivers and passengers killed in crashes are unrestrained. 53% of drivers and passengers killed in car crashes in 2009 were not wearing restraints.¹

Seat belts dramatically reduce risk of death and serious injury. Among drivers and front-seat passengers, seat belts reduce the risk of death by 45%, and cut the risk of serious injury by 50%.⁴

Seat belts prevent drivers and passengers from being ejected during a crash. People not wearing a seat belt are 30 times more likely to be ejected from a vehicle during a crash. More than 3 out of 4 people who are ejected during a fatal crash die from their injuries.⁵

Seat belts save thousands of lives each year, and increasing use would save thousands more. Seat belts saved almost 13,000 lives in 2009. If all drivers and passengers had worn seat belts that year, almost 4,000 more people would be alive today.⁶ https://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/seatbeltbrief/index.html

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Would you really rather risk you and your own families life on a road trip

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every year 30-50 million people become disabled or injured because of crashes 

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every year 30-50 million people become disabled or injured because of crashes 

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you shouldn't speed because you may cause death not only for yourself but for other people as well.
Around 1.3 million people die a year
that means a average of 1 day is 3,287 death
but around 20-50 million people are hurt or injured
the ages from young kids to adults are 15-44 years old
these are some quotes

“Do you know how fast you were going?" ...

“It was like being in a car with the gas pedal slammed down to the floor and nothing to do but hold on and pretend to have some semblance of control. ...

“Like a speeding train. ...

“Si, the speed limit sign said 35.

3 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Speed According to Science

1. Because you don't get to make up the speed limit

Speed limits are determined through analysis of how cars react, therefore making up your own judgement about how much faster you think you should be able to go is extremely dangerous.

2. Because driving conditions can change at any moment

Whether environmental or situational, driving conditions can change while you're on the road. A sudden storm can hit or the car in front of you can slow down unexpectedly. If you're speeding, you won't have time to react.

3. Because the faster you drive, the longer it takes to stop

The faster you drive, the longer it takes you to stop. This means that the likelihood of having a collision and the degree of damage caused both increase the faster you go.

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https://www.youi.com.au/youi-news/3-reasons-why-you-shouldnt-speed-according-to-science

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Would you really rather risk you and your own families life on a road trip just to reach to your destination faster?

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In order to help raise awareness of the issue surrounding speeding Roads and Maritime Services launched the road safety speeding campaign 'Don't Rush'. The campaign focuses around the need to reinforce the crash consequences of speeding, and to contribute to an overall reduction in the road toll. It is important that communities are conscious of the emotional and physical impact on others road trauma has. Therefore the ‘Don’t Rush’ campaign also focuses on encouraging community caution amongst peers in speaking out against other in their peer group who don’t stick to the road rules.

Males in particular are the campaigns primary focus, as they are over represented in speed-related crashes in NSW.

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If you want to die or 🤬 someone speeding is the right thing to do. Litrely every one who speeds in traffic is likely to die put others in risk or heavily injure yourself said the 740 people who died in 2016 and the 19,000 people who got injured.

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speeding kills and can cause deaths

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Would you really rather risk you and your own families life on a road trip just to reach to your destination faster? This is why several of people each die because of this reason, speeding.

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The risk of a crash when driving at 68km/h in a 60km/h zone is the same as driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.08. The risk of a crash when driving at 72km/h in a 60km/h zone is the same as driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.12.

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Speeding is not just driving above the posted speed limit, but includes driving toofast for road conditions, or any other speed-related violation charged (racing, speedgreater than reasonable, and exceeding special speed limits). Speeding is illegal. ... Here's the most important danger of speeding: Speeding kills.

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This is what driving is theoretically like:You  are in a crowded maze, where everyone in wearing rocket-powered shoes. You need to concentrate on moving your rocket shoes to steer, accelerate and decelerate.If you touch someone else, you DIE.If you were to speed/go too fast, your rocket shoes would go out of control, you would collide into another person and...DIE (x_x)

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This is what driving is theoretically like:You  are in a crowded maze, where everyone in wearing rocket-powered shoes. You need to concentrate on moving your rocket shoes to steer, accelerate and decelerate.If you touch someone else, you DIE.If you were to speed/go too fast, your rocket shoes would go out of control, you would collide into another person and...DIE (x_x)

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This is just a thought B)

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DO NOT SPEED OR PEOPLE WILL DIE VERY EASILY (XX__XX) X_X 

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DO NOT SPEED OR PEOPLE WILL DIE VERY EASILY (XX__XX) X_X 

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Road crashes are the leading cause of death among young people ages 15-29, and the second leading cause of death worldwide among young people ages 5-14. Each year nearly 400,000 people under 25 die on the world's roads, on average over 1,000 a day.

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Risky business. It's not that hard to work out that speeding increases the risk of a crash and the severity of the crash outcome. The risk of causing death or injury in an urban 60km/h speed zone increases rapidly even with relatively small increases in speed.

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Do you want to risk the lives of your children or other things you care about? Around 1.3 million people die just by speeding. All of these people from 15-44 speed because they want to look cool. Do you want to look cool in a grave as well.

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Speeding, especially when there is a construction site nearby, is incredibly dangerous. Speeding is not only dangerous for whoever is operating the vehicle, but for every other person or vehicle around them. Unfortunately, many speeders don’t realize how dangerous their activities are until it’s too late.Why is speeding such a dangerous thing for drivers and those around them?

During a high-speed crash, vehicles cannot handle the impact of the crash. The higher the speed, the less likely airbags and seatbelts are to work properly

Braking distances are intuitive, as doubling your speed actually quadruples your braking distance. As a result, many speed-related crashes occur due to poor education on how long it takes to slow down a car

A driver who is speeding also puts other drivers at risk, as their perception of the car’s speed may be flawed, so they make a maneuver they would not otherwise make

Reckless driving is against the law, and you can pay steep court fines as a result Speeding goes beyond simply accelerating past the posted speed limit, but also includes dangerous driving activities like driving at a high rate of speed during periods of poor weather or poor visibility. Obviously, speeding can carry a financial penalty with it as well, if a police officer or camera catches you in the act.

http://www.gmservices.ws/blog/the-dangers-of-speeding/

When a vehicle is detected speeding by a speed camera, an infringement notice is issued to the registered operator of the vehicle. If the vehicle is jointly registered, the infringement notice is issued to the operator whose name is listed first. The notice provides details of the alleged offence and includes a photograph.
Speeding is one of the major causes of fatalities on Queensland roads. Speeding is defined as driving over the posted speed limit or at a speed that is inappropriate for the driving conditions (e.g. rain, fog, traffic volume, traffic flow).

During 2017 there were 50 fatalities as a result of crashes involving speeding motorists, representing approximately 20% of the Queensland Road Toll.

The speed limit in built-up areas in Queensland is 50km/h unless otherwise indicated by signs.

A ‘local street’ or ‘built-up area’ has access to private property and/or limited neighbourhood traffic movement. Some industrial and commercial areas also have local streets.

Roads that carry traffic through suburbs and across towns have a speed limit of 60km/h or higher. The speed limit on these roads is clearly signed.

Find out more about what Queensland’s traffic signs mean.

How speed limits are set

The Department of Transport and Main Roads and local governments set speed limits in Queensland within strict guidelines to ensure limits are consistent and credible.

These factors are considered when determining speed limits:

the number and configuration of traffic lanes

housing density and type of development

the amount of on-road parking

access to property arrangements

traffic signals

patterns of crashes that have occurred.

A speed limit may be lowered on a hazardous section of road if it is believed it will help reduce the number of crashes.

Speeding fines and demerit points

Speeding is defined as driving at a speed higher than the posted speed limit or at a speed that is inappropriate to the driving conditions (such as rain, fog, traffic volume, traffic flow).

Speeding consequences include:

receiving a fine

receiving demerit points

losing your licence

killing or injuring yourself, loved ones or other road users.

Visit road toll statistics to find out more information on Queensland’s road crash data.

Speed limits are set and enforced to reduce crashes and save lives. Fines and demerit points apply when a person is caught driving a vehicle above the posted speed limit.

It is not safe to speed in any circumstance.

Driving within the speed limit maximises your stopping distance, giving you more time to react to:

the actions of other road users around you like vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists

changes to the road environment itself such as pot holes and obstacles.

Speed-related social costs

Aside from the tragedy of road deaths, road crashes result in high costs to the community in the forms of:

hospital and health care costs

lost productivity in the workplace

the cost of using emergency services.

Speed-related fatalities and hospitalised casualties in Queensland have an estimated cost of $3.2 billion each year†‡.

†Based on road crash data from 1 Jan 2012 – 31 December 2016.
‡Social cost figures are provided in 2017 dollar value using the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics 2006 social cost estimates.

Suburban speed limits

The speed limit in built-up areas in Queensland is 50km/h unless otherwise indicated by signs.

Road worker safety

Roadworks are necessary to build new roads and keep our existing roads safe however, roadwork sites can be dangerous. You need to take extra care when driving through roadworks, this is for your safety and the safety of the road workers who are improving our roads.

Road workers are our friends, our family, and our colleagues and work in one of the most dangerous and vulnerable workplaces you could imagine. They deserve to have a safe workplace.

Road safety research

Find more information about road safety research projects and activities run by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.

The notice provides the registered operator with 28 days to pay the fine, elect to go to court, or nominate the driver of the vehicle. If you are the registered operator and you pay the fine, demerit points will be accrued against your driver licence.

Fines and demerit points for speeding offences detected by a camera are the same as for other speeding tickets.
The simple truth about speeding is: the faster you go, the longer it takes to stop and, if you crash, the harder the impact. Even small increases in speed could have severe consequences. If a pedestrian steps out into the path of an oncoming vehicle which is speeding the difference could be a matter of life or death.The stopping distances on the infograph are calculated based on the following assumptions:

In an emergency the average  driver takes approximately 1.5 seconds to react

A modern vehicle with good brakes and tyres, after braking, is capable of stopping at approximately 7 m/s².

A dry road that is sealed and level enables good friction between the tyres and the road to help stop the vehicle sooner.  Scientifically, it has a coefficient of friction of approximately 1.

A wet road that is sealed and level has less friction between the tyres and the road which increases the stopping distance of a vehicle.  Scientifically, the coefficient of friction of approximately 0.7.

The stopping distances in the graph are generic and may be influenced by a number of driver, vehicle and environmental factors:

Driver factorsVehicle factorsEnvironmental factorsAttention | Vehicle age | Road surface
Fatigue | Type and condition of brakes | Road gradient
Impairment due to alcohol and 🤬 | Type and condition of  tyres, including tyre pressure | Road alignment
Vision issues | Safety features fitted to  the vehicle for example ABS, ESC, EBA, etc. | Weather conditions
Driver age and experience | Vehicle weight |
Hazard perception ability | Towing a trailer or  carrying a heavy loadIn an emergency, the average driver takes about 1.5 seconds to react. Stopping  distances increase exponentially the faster you go.

https://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Safety/Driver-guide/Speeding/Speeding-fines-and-demerit-points

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on service nsw you can suggest a location where you think a speed camera should be

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you shouldn't speed because you may cause death not only for yourself but for other people as well.
Around million people die a year
that means a average of 1 day is 3,287 death
but around 20-50 million people are hurt or injured
the ages from young kids to adults are 15-44 years old
these are some quotes

“Do you know how fast you were going?" ...

“It was like being in a car with the gas pedal slammed down to the floor and nothing to do but hold on and pretend to have some semblance of control. ...

“Like a speeding train. ...

“Si, the speed limit sign said 35.

please like

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=how+much+people+die+because+of+speeding+a+year&rlz=1CAHPZO_enAU816&oq=how+much+people+die+because+of+speeding+a+year&aqs=chrome..69i57.11843j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=quote+for+speeding&rlz=1CAHPZO_enAU816&oq=quote+for+speeding&aqs=chrome..69i57.15858j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

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3 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Speed According to Science

1. Because you don't get to make up the speed limit

Speed limits are determined through analysis of how cars react, therefore making up your own judgement about how much faster you think you should be able to go is extremely dangerous.

2. Because driving conditions can change at any moment

Whether environmental or situational, driving conditions can change while you're on the road. A sudden storm can hit or the car in front of you can slow down unexpectedly. If you're speeding, you won't have time to react.

3. Because the faster you drive, the longer it takes to stop

The faster you drive, the longer it takes you to stop. This means that the likelihood of having a collision and the degree of damage caused both increase the faster you go.

For more information on road safety, read our post about driving distractions you didn't think were distracting.

https://www.youi.com.au/youi-news/3-reasons-why-you-shouldnt-speed-according-to-science

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Putting people in danger isn't a good idea. ):

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Would you really rather risk you and your own families life on a road trip just to reach to your destination faster?