Faster is not always better: why the case for higher speed limits is fatally flawed.

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Faster is not always better: why the case for higher speed limits is fatally flawed

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Higher speed limits are coming. But the case against them isn’t based on road safety alone – claims of increased economic efficiency are not supported by the evidence, either.

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They plan on raising the limit when there’s no children around.

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