Speeding Saves Lives!
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Didn't show in a search I thought this was going to be a debate into statistics! 
I have often thought that if you are a safe driver with a very low rate of casuing accidents, then there would be a point where driving slightly faster (maybe even over the posted limit) where any 'extra' risk of an accident by driving slightly faster is outweighed by the fact you are spending less time on the road and less likely to be involved in an accident caused by drivers who are statistically more likely to cause an accident.
Any thoughts?
I have often thought that if you are a safe driver with a very low rate of casuing accidents, then there would be a point where driving slightly faster (maybe even over the posted limit) where any 'extra' risk of an accident by driving slightly faster is outweighed by the fact you are spending less time on the road and less likely to be involved in an accident caused by drivers who are statistically more likely to cause an accident.
Any thoughts?
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