Thirty for a Reason: Why I Am Not Speeding Through Town for Anyone
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Thirty for a Reason: Why I Am Not Speeding Through Town for Anyone
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We have all been there. You are running late, your mates in the back are telling you to put your foot down, and thirty kilometres an hour feels like crawling.
Let them talk.
When you hit someone at 50 km/h, the chance of that person dying or suffering permanent trauma is roughly eighty per cent. Drop that speed down to 30 km/h, and their survival rate shoots up to ninety per cent.
Your friends are not the ones who have to live with the consequences of an impact. You are holding the wheel. Drop the speed, watch the crossings, and get everyone home in one piece.
"At fifty kilometres an hour, a pedestrian has an eight in ten chance of dying. At thirty, their survival rate jumps to ninety per cent."
You can read more about this on my website, RileyVia.com