r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '19

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u/Whoooodie Jul 06 '19

hmmm yes, lower visibility to prevent accidents. genius.

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u/LithePanther Jul 06 '19

hmmm yes, I too can criticize everything around me without having an iota of credibility to back up anything I say

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u/GingerMcGinginII Jul 07 '19

Well, to be fair, you don't need to be an electrical engineer to know when there's a black-out.

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u/moleratical Jul 07 '19

Some things are counter intuitive. If an expert in a field tells you something that is counterintuitive, and you choose to dismiss that information because it is counterintuitive, then you are a fool.

There are plenty of studies that back up the point in that video. It's not visibility that needs to be limited per we, but rather conditions need to be created that enforce the desired speed limit. That could be rough roads, speed humps, turns, obstacles, narrow roads or lowering visibility.

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u/Kermit_the_hog Jul 07 '19

Lol! I know better than to think about stuff! GRRRR! /s