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Old 02-01-2008, 11:07 PM   #8
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I doubt people are dying from accidents at 2kph in traffic congestion, i think you've pointed out some of the real reasons.
No, but i bet there are a lot dying trying to get to the front of the line before it gets to 2k/hr, because they know the further up the line the quicker the trip will be.

Then you get the guy who is prepared to cross the solid line to overtake the slower traffic and hitting head on fast moving traffic heading away from the congestion.

Hey it's all a theory but one thing i can gaurantee, if we all left our cars at home one day and walked to work how many people would die on that day in road accidents.
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