@publixpace @rebeccawatson Sounds perfectly sensible if you can guarantee the incentives will align. Otherwise the local tourism board might decide that having no reported accidents makes for a better holiday destination, or something of that nature. Sounds like the Germans are giving it a good go.
@pies @publixpace @rebeccawatson
here's a list of European countries and road safety stats (recent ones, and even UK is still contributing to the EU organisation collating these in spite of no longer being in EU). NO, SE and UK tend to be quite strict about enforcing speed limits..
https://www.driving.org/the-safest-and-most-dangerous-countries-to-drive-in-for-european-travellers/
@vfrmedia @pies @publixpace @rebeccawatson I regret to inform you that the UK is sufficiently lax on enforcement of speed limits that 85% of drivers routinely and deliberately exceed them.
Kudos to British drivers! that's a novel interpretation of the "85% rule".
@CelloMomOnCars @krans @vfrmedia @publixpace @rebeccawatson It's as if public safety issues are complex and data on it is easy to misinterpret.
