It looks like instead of pinging carelessness, we will soon be keeping people to the speed limit.
With the reducing of speed limits being pulled, at least this will give another way to reduce the impact of crashes.
Unlike the comment on reddit saying this won’t reduce crashes, I’m going to point out that it’s not designed to. Road to zero is about recognising crashes will happen, this move is about reducing the damage when crashes inevitably occur.
I don’t really understand this Matthew-Wilson guy’s argument:
And then he says
So he’s saying people obey road signs, and speeding is only really done by these special outlaw people who dgaf about anything we do so there’s no point in even trying?
I kind of wonder what he’s basing this theory on.
He cites that study from 16 years ago but if they are able to categorize these people then surely catching them and taking them off the roads would be a good idea?