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- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf date "November 2000".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf isCitedBy Assured_Clear_Distance_Ahead.
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf isCitedBy Speed_limit.
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf publisher "FHWA Safety".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf publisher "Federal Highway Administration".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf quote "Almost one of every three traffic fatalities is related to speeding, and speeding is a safety concern on all roads, regardless of their speed limits. However, much of the public concern about speeding has been focused on high-speed Interstates. The Interstate System actually has the best safety record of all roads and the lowest fatality rate per mile traveled. ... The difference in fatality rates by road classification reflects the difference in road design and use. The Interstate System is designed for high speeds, efficient movement of people and goods over long distances, with no at-grade intersections. Drivers have a clear view of the road, traffic, and signs. Collectors and local roads, however, are designed to provide more land access and lesser mobility. They may have sharp curves, steeper grades, and sight restrictions. The local road may also be shared by a high concentration of children and adult pedestrians, bicyclists, and an older user population.".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf quote "almost 50 percent of speeding-related fatalities occur on lower speed collector and local roads, which carry only 28.1 percent of the total vehicle miles traveled in the United States... the deadly consequences of speeding on local and collector roads becomes even more dramatic. The speeding fatality rate for local roads is three times that for Interstates".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf title "Speeding Counts on All Roads".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf title "Speeding Counts...on all roads!".
- 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf url 12SpeedCountsNumbers.pdf.