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Good read. Thanks for posting.Rich Conway said:Relevant to this topic. Disclaimer: This is on my "to read" list, but I haven't read it yet.
https://slate.com/business/2021/12/speed-limit-americas-most-broken-law-history.html
This is interesesting and directly speaks to the topic of the thread
In Europe, speed cameras are ubiquitous and so familiar that “radar” is a readily available Halloween costume for French children. In France and other European countries, it’s almost unheard of to be pulled over by a flashing-lights police cruiser going 85 mph. Instead, roads are lined with radar-enabled cameras that distribute tickets by mail. Speed cameras are a part of the reason Europe’s roads are now much safer than America’s; a 2010 literature review found crashes resulting in death or serious injury fell between 17 and 58 percent where cameras were installed. And because speeding is more rigorously enforced, penalties are smaller than in the United States, where a speeding ticket can set you back hundreds of dollars.