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Topic	People who are at fault in accidents that back up the freeway
Kyuubi4269 09/26/18 5:31:44 PM #52:	SunWuKung420 posted... Speeding is being negligent. Clearly, many people can't control themselves from treating the roadways like a NASCAR race, so stop making cars that can speed. Oh wait, less accidents and less speeding tickets means less profits. Accidents aren't profitable, ya dingus. Speed in a straight line on a clear stretch of road on a dry, sunny day is going to hurt nobody, speed is not the issue. The issue is idiots who think they can blast through a blind corner or floor it in a thunderstorm. Speed accidents are from drivers not knowing how to handle speed so this can be negated much easier by limiting quick cars to those who have experience with advanced road handling (say, those who complete a National B race event cleanly. adjl posted... It does, however, make them less likely and less severe when they do happen. Because accidents are totally unavoidable and people never have loooooong ass no-claims. adjl posted... So limit their speed some other way. Every new car on the road has a computer in it, and that computer can very easily do that. Not everyone drives a new car, particularly not those careless enough to crash one. adjl posted... If you want to decrease accidents, you need more specifically-targeted measures than "you should all stop making mistakes," and that means identifying specific risk factors. Ban those with low IQ from driving. adjl posted... Speeding is one of the varieties of human error that contributes to accident rates. Speed is not an error. --- Scloud posted... Its like he wants two things at the same time. <cite>Kyuubi4269 posted [p:909499791] in People who... [t:77041754]...</cite> <quote><cite>SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote>Speeding is being negligent. Clearly, many people can't control themselves from treating the roadways like a NASCAR race, so stop making cars that can speed. Oh wait, less accidents and less speeding tickets means less profits.</quote> Accidents aren't profitable, ya dingus. Speed in a straight line on a clear stretch of road on a dry, sunny day is going to hurt nobody, speed is not the issue. The issue is idiots who think they can blast through a blind corner or floor it in a thunderstorm. Speed accidents are from drivers not knowing how to handle speed so this can be negated much easier by limiting quick cars to those who have experience with advanced road handling (say, those who complete a National B race event cleanly. <cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>It does, however, make them less likely and less severe when they do happen.</quote> Because accidents are totally unavoidable and people never have loooooong ass no-claims. <cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>So limit their speed some other way. Every new car on the road has a computer in it, and that computer can very easily do that.</quote> Not everyone drives a new car, particularly not those careless enough to crash one. <cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote> If you want to decrease accidents, you need more specifically-targeted measures than "you should all stop making mistakes," and that means identifying specific risk factors.</quote> Ban those with low IQ from driving. <cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>Speeding is one of the varieties of human error that contributes to accident rates. </quote> Speed is not an error. --- Scloud posted... Its like he wants two things at the same time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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