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The consequences of a comparable collision tend to be more severe.
Higher speed increases kinetic energy and normally worsens the consequences of a comparable collision. It also increases stopping distance. Actual injuries depend on other factors, including impact and protection systems; not everyone necessarily suffers the same injury. Driving faster does not itself increase driver skill.
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The consequences of a comparable collision tend to be more severe.
Crash risk is always lower.
Driver skill automatically increases.
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