I believe that the statistic you're looking for is "Half of all car crashed happen at less than 40 miles per hour." That's probably true, because more accidents happen in the city than on the open highway, and in the city, you're more likely to be driving slowly. The more SERIOUS accidents happen at higher speeds, and often involve alcohol, but these can happen in town or on the highway.
45mph
when your going fast you hit harder which causes more damage, but when your going slow you hit slower than you hit fast which cause less damage.
SAFETY BELTS SAVE LIVES! Wear a lap belt around your hips, not your stomach. Fasten the belt snugly. Wear a shoulder belt only with a lap belt. Don�t just use your safety belt for long trips or high-speed highways. More than half of the crashes that cause injury or death happen at speeds less than 40 MPH and within 25 miles from home.
Because they are considored less expierienced, or unresponcable
they are smaller and have less power and a smaller engine.
Less security with high speeds, more space but less "navigationals," etc.
25 miles
yes it will !
Usually 40-70 mph between 0 and 10 miles from home
Faster, lighter, more powerful, crashes less than any pc you will ever buy.
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Because of the natural sugars that occur in them.