Raising Highway Speed Limits Can Create Crash Danger On Side Streets
The "spillover effect" from driving at high speeds creates unintended safety hazards for local communities due to increased crash risk.
Source: forbes.com
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The "spillover effect" from driving at high speeds creates unintended safety hazards for local communities due to increased crash risk.
A study by AAA suggests an increase in highway speeds could cause drivers to speed on local roads, but it's not cut and dry
Washington, DC – Raising speed limits on highways could lead to more crashes on nearby roads, according to new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic
When driving around New Jersey you see a lot of crazy things out on the roads.
When driving around New Jersey you see a lot of crazy things out on the roads.