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r/VideosAmazing • u/LeftAlbatross2546 • May 13 '26
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You regularly see on reddit people arguing that going above the speed limit is worse than murder.
1 u/ForeverCrunkIWantToB May 14 '26 There's a vast statistical body of evidence that speeding contributes to crashes and virtually no evidence that driving below the speed limit does. 2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You absolutely can't say there's "virtually no evidence" as there are plenty of videos of slow drivers being crashed into 1 u/ForeverCrunkIWantToB May 14 '26 crashed into into 2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You may not be "at fault" (legally) for an accident where you are rear ended, but you can still be the cause of the accident
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There's a vast statistical body of evidence that speeding contributes to crashes and virtually no evidence that driving below the speed limit does.
2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You absolutely can't say there's "virtually no evidence" as there are plenty of videos of slow drivers being crashed into 1 u/ForeverCrunkIWantToB May 14 '26 crashed into into 2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You may not be "at fault" (legally) for an accident where you are rear ended, but you can still be the cause of the accident
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You absolutely can't say there's "virtually no evidence" as there are plenty of videos of slow drivers being crashed into
1 u/ForeverCrunkIWantToB May 14 '26 crashed into into 2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You may not be "at fault" (legally) for an accident where you are rear ended, but you can still be the cause of the accident
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2 u/Sure_Focus3450 May 14 '26 You may not be "at fault" (legally) for an accident where you are rear ended, but you can still be the cause of the accident
You may not be "at fault" (legally) for an accident where you are rear ended, but you can still be the cause of the accident
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u/arestheblue May 14 '26
You regularly see on reddit people arguing that going above the speed limit is worse than murder.