https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ths-why-debate
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Here's a graph taken from the Welsh Government's own website. There's been lots of claims that there's been a dramatic reduction in collisions etc since the 20mph roll-out, but from my limited understanding of graphs, there's been a general year-by-year reduction since 2010 and that 2024 figures seem to be only continuing the trend (lock down excluded for obvious reasons).....
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ths-why-debate
Saved a 100 lives so far, that'll do for me
I thought it was a reduction in deaths and injuries that had been reported, not a reduction in collisions.
Positive early signs but it will take a few more years of data to see how effective it has truly been. I'd say it's likely that changing the speed limit on a large amount of roads in one go would make drivers 'hyper-vigilant' and that could wear off over time. Will be interesting to see how the trend goes next year.
The one thing I do strongly agree with in that article though is how weird it is that deaths by car are treated as 'normal' . Imagine Cardiff Bus advertising 'only 6 passengers killed each month'
Isn’t someone missing from this thread?
No, I don't hit people or crash at whatever speed I do.
Maybe just apply it to bad drivers and stop giving me stupid rules like you have to drive at walking pace and we won't put monster munch near the till because some idiots will buy them when they see them as they have no self-discipline.
Let's get back to City's relegation battle.
Pivotal game again on Saturday, we've got to win!