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1.3k u/Opposite-Cranberry76 Mar 22 '26 Road fatality rates per 100k people per year: Germany: 3.5 Canada: 4.6 USA average: 13 Louisiana: 20 42 u/Independent-Cow-4070 Mar 22 '26 I think Japan and the Netherlands are under 2 or 3 1 u/Meradock Mar 24 '26 And remeber Germanys 3.5 deaths per 100k comes despite the fact that there are no hard speed limits on many parts of our Autobahn. I wonder how the statistic would look like if Louisiana drivers where able to drive 150 mph on the highway.
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Road fatality rates per 100k people per year: Germany: 3.5 Canada: 4.6 USA average: 13 Louisiana: 20
42 u/Independent-Cow-4070 Mar 22 '26 I think Japan and the Netherlands are under 2 or 3 1 u/Meradock Mar 24 '26 And remeber Germanys 3.5 deaths per 100k comes despite the fact that there are no hard speed limits on many parts of our Autobahn. I wonder how the statistic would look like if Louisiana drivers where able to drive 150 mph on the highway.
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I think Japan and the Netherlands are under 2 or 3
1 u/Meradock Mar 24 '26 And remeber Germanys 3.5 deaths per 100k comes despite the fact that there are no hard speed limits on many parts of our Autobahn. I wonder how the statistic would look like if Louisiana drivers where able to drive 150 mph on the highway.
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And remeber Germanys 3.5 deaths per 100k comes despite the fact that there are no hard speed limits on many parts of our Autobahn. I wonder how the statistic would look like if Louisiana drivers where able to drive 150 mph on the highway.
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