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Yes, the higher the speed at which we travel, the more serious the possible injuries will be in the event of an accident.
Road-collision studies show that the higher our vehicle's speed, the more serious the possible injuries we may suffer in a road accident. Therefore, we should always avoid travelling at an inappropriate or excessive speed, as bodily injury is multiplied in a collision.
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Yes, but only in relation to collisions with pedestrians.
Yes, the higher the speed at which we travel, the more serious the possible injuries will be in the event of an accident.
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