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11-06-2014, 06:44 PM
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In 2004 Denmark increased the speed limit on freeways from 110 to 130 km/h. And guess what. Road deaths continued to fall. If you want the stats go to the Statistics Denmark site. Theres a queriable database and you can get all the stats to your hearts content. Have you ever driven in Europe. I drove from Berlin to Hannover, Munich to Stuttgart, Stuttgart to Cologne and lots of the major roads, all in excess of 200km/h (and still got overtaken) and guess what, I didnt die! |
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Re: Mazda Enters Speed Camera Debate
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