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Why Not to Speed

Carter Rankin. Why Not to Speed. Who Ever Got a Speeding Ticket?. http://o.aolcdn.com/os/autos/photos/police/speeding-ticket-614mz080210.jpg. Overview. Expensive Insurance Points/License. Quick Facts. The number 1 killer of people ages 16-24 is car accidents .

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Why Not to Speed

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  1. Carter Rankin Why Not to Speed

  2. Who Ever Got a Speeding Ticket? http://o.aolcdn.com/os/autos/photos/police/speeding-ticket-614mz080210.jpg

  3. Overview • Expensive • Insurance • Points/License

  4. Quick Facts • The number 1 killer of people ages 16-24 is car accidents. • Over 41,000 people die in car accidents each year, and 2.2 million are injured. • 1 in 5 drivers under the age of 30 is stopped for speeding every year. • 31% of all traffic fatalities have speed as a factor, second only to alcohol (40%) as a cause of fatal crashes. everymondaymatters

  5. Expensive and Insurance • Tickets are expensive • Possibly more than one fine • Racing • Reckless driving • Saves gas • Insurance will most likely go up • Example: Raises $20 a month. That’s $240 a year which adds up • Insurance may drop the person complete redbus2us.

  6. Points/License • Depending on the speed, point will come into play • Too many points equals lose of license • In Pennsylvania if someone reaches 6 points they will loose their license • License can be suspended • Racing • Speeding • Reckless Driving Mlnlaw / redbus2us

  7. Save a Life • Driving slow increases chance of surviving crash • 13,500 people died in speed-related crashes in 2006 • The number 1 killer of people ages 16-24 is car accidents. • 31% of all traffic fatalities have speed as a factor, second only to alcohol (40%) as a cause of fatal crashes. Redbus2us / everymondaymatters

  8. Conclusion • Expensive • Raises price of insurance • Puts points on license • Kills people

  9. Sources • "Why NOT to Drive over Speed Limit in US ? Ticket, License, Insurance Impact ?" Why NOT to Drive over Speed Limit in US ? Ticket, License, Insurance Impact ?N.p., 09. Web. 07 Oct. 2012. <http://redbus2us.com/why-not-to-drive-over-speed-limit-in-us-ticket-license-insurance-impact/>. • "Don’t Drive over the Speed Limit." Don’t Drive over the Speed Limit. Every Monday Matters, n.d. Web. 07 Oct. 2012. <http://everymondaymatters.com/32/>. • "Five Good Reasons Not to Speed." Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer - Atlanta Car Accident Attorney - Fulton County, Georgia Truck Accident Lawyer. N.p., July 2008. Web. 07 Oct. 2012. <http://www.mlnlaw.com/lawyer-attorney-1833107.html>.

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