No Need To Speed.
Speeding doesn't really save you time, but it can cost you a lot more than a ticket.
Consequences of Speeding
Speeding makes your car harder to control.
The faster you go, the less time you have to react, and the easier it is to lose control.
Consequences of Speeding
Speeding burns
fuel faster,
costing you more every mile.
Consequences of Speeding
Seat belts and airbags can only do so much.
Higher speeds reduce their ability to protect you in the event of a crash.
Consequences of Speeding
The faster you're going, the harder the impact.
And the more severe the injuries to you, your passengers, and everyone else on the road.
Consequences of Speeding
The faster you're going, the harder the impact.
And the more severe the injuries to you, your passengers, and everyone else on the road.
In Chicago 72% of fatal crashes involve high speeds.
Calculating Stopping Distance
Speeding
Catches Up
With You.
Excuse:
"But I'm running really late!"
Solution:
Start heading out a few minutes earlier. Speeding doesn't save you
much time in the end anyways.
Speeding
Catches Up
With You.
Excuse:
"Everyone else is speeding too."
Solution:
Just stick to the speed limit and avoid the ticket. You're safer
staying in control.
Speeding
Catches Up
With You.
Know the limits and play it safe in the retro arcade.
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