Speed Doesn't Kill. | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Ken Rentiers (rentiers![]() |
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Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 07:35:50 -0800 (PST) |
Lets see there are half a million souls in SEA. 1.8 million in King County. So counting non-drivers, infants and blind men there was one ticket written for every 7 people in King County last year. The red line represents traffic Fatalities/100,000 in WA. King County has an almost identical stat. Green is increase in population King County from 1.3 Million to 1.8 million. Blue is traffic tickets written per population King County.
Conclusions:
1. despite more crowded roads the traffic fatality rate continues to drop as it has since before WW2. (Note 55 NMSL ended 1994)
2. a drop in the frequency of KC traffic speed law enforcement has been accompanied by a increase in traffic safety. Factors other than "Slow Down And Save Lives" must be at work here.
On Feb 10, 2007, at 8:14 AM, kjtar [at] cox.net wrote:
This message was sent to you by kjtar [at] cox.net, as a service of The Seattle Times (http://www.seattletimes.com).
Comments from sender: Article in the Seattle Times about the Mucklestones and the general traffic ticket fighting going on in/ around SteveJ's area.
Tom Reynolds
Tulsa, OK <snip>
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seattletimes.com: kjtar, February 10 2007
- Re: seattletimes.com: Steve Jenkins, February 10 2007
- Speed Doesn't Kill. Ken Rentiers, February 10 2007
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Re: Speed Doesn't Kill. LarryT, February 10 2007
- Re: Speed Doesn't Kill. ken rentiers, February 10 2007
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