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Long-Term Effects of Repealing the National Maximum Speed Limit in the United States
American Journal of Public Health, 07/22/09

Friedman LS et al. – Reduced speed limits and improved enforcement with speed camera networks could immediately reduce speeds and save lives, in addition to reducing gas consumption, cutting emissions of air pollutants, saving valuable years of productivity, and reducing the cost of motor vehicle crashes.

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