Possibly because the cost/benefit just isn't there.
In the UK, the data shows that speeding (excessive speed for the conditions above the speed limit) is the primary cause in single digit percentage of accidents. I believe there's data from 1996 and 2007 for this, will dig it out when I'm not on mobile.
If you want to spend money on accident prevention, there's much better things to target than speeding.
In the UK, the data shows that speeding (excessive speed for the conditions above the speed limit) is the primary cause in single digit percentage of accidents. I believe there's data from 1996 and 2007 for this, will dig it out when I'm not on mobile.
If you want to spend money on accident prevention, there's much better things to target than speeding.