Better Safe and Sorry?

Everyone heard, at least once, "better safe than sorry". This is true for almost everything. But when it comes to driving, some people take this sentence way too far. Far enough to become safe and sorry.

For example, some people interpret this phrase as "drive 20 km/h below the speed limit" at the middle of the night, when there is no traffic. Doing so is annoying enough, and it night it becomes a real danger. Some people go over the speed limit, and the speed differences can be quite high. A crash at 50 km/h can be deadly.

On the road be smart and safe. Don't reduce your speed for no reason. It can be more dangerous than speeding.

Have a great weekend,
Nadav

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