SPEED KILLS your pocketbook

Pretty interesting video about artificially low speed limits, and how speed in itself doesn't necessarily kill. I don't know if this resonates with anyone else, but as I come from Ontario (one of the two areas mentioned in the video), I definitely feel it. The arguments put forward are pretty good. Here, for example, the two-lane Trans-Canada highway is set at 55 mph, but most people drive at 65; the police rarely enforces the 55 and opts for those going over 65. Those who don't are a source of frustration (that includes trucks, of which there are lots on the Trans-Canada), and end up getting passed very brutally.

So yeah, take a look at the 15-minute video, and find some interesting statistics that are not widely publicized.

(warning: there are moments of profanity for more sensible viewers… but they're not the main focus)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BKdbxX1pDw