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Serious injuries can also occur at moderate speeds.
A collision can cause serious injuries even without travelling at high speed. As impact speed rises, energy and the risk of serious injury generally increase. No speed range guarantees safety. Always adapt speed to conditions, even when below the limit.
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Serious injuries never occur below 100 km/h.
Increasing impact speed always reduces injuries.
Serious injuries can also occur at moderate speeds.
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