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∙ 11y agoThe higher the speed of a collision, the more energy it has, and the more damage it can do.
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∙ 11y agoThe higher the speed of a collision, the more energy it has, and the more damage it can do.
This is because the momentum of high speed vechicle is more than that of the low speed vechicle
Speed limits are imposed to minimize accidents and the damage caused by accidents. When a car is going slower there is less potential for death to occur in an accident.
Accidents at high speeds are worse because the force of impact increases exponentially with speed. This means that the energy transferred during a high-speed crash is much greater, resulting in more severe damage to vehicles and higher chances of injury to passengers. Additionally, higher speeds reduce reaction time for drivers to avoid collisions or mitigate the impact, leading to more dangerous outcomes.
There is no universally agreed upon "lethal speed limit" as the lethal outcome of a speed-related accident can depend on various factors such as road conditions, vehicle safety features, and individual health. However, it is generally recognized that higher speeds increase the likelihood and severity of accidents. obeying posted speed limits and adjusting speed according to conditions can help reduce the risk of a fatal crash.
Overspeeding: 50% of fatal deaths had speed of over 90kmph.
to control the driving speed of the vehicles in busiest& accident prone areas.they are used to aviod vehicle accidents due to overspeed.
Many times it's because of careless drivers who want to show off or are in a hurry.
Bumpers were created when it became apparent for the need to protect the newly created automobile from low speed accidents. The bumper is there to protect the vehicle from accidents that do not exceed speeds of 25-45 miles per hour.
The plural form of "speed" is "speeds."
Road accidents at higher speeds are more disastrous because the force of impact increases exponentially with speed. At higher speeds, there is less time to react and stop, resulting in greater damage and more severe injuries. Additionally, higher speeds reduce the effectiveness of safety measures such as seat belts and airbags.
The fastest ever commercial airplane was Concorde. It flew at speeds of more than Mach 2. It retired from service due to crashes and accidents.