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Flat White

The zero risk approach is driving us up the wall

9 August 2021

5:12 PM

9 August 2021

5:12 PM

Road deaths are far too high and need to be reduced at all costs. 

Despite police action, people still speed and break other road rules. 

Despite all the road safety education, multiple avoidable accidents still occur on a daily basis. 

Despite the record government funding being poured into road safety upgrades, the road death toll does not dissipate. 

So tough measures are needed to get the road death toll to zero.

Life-threatening head injuries can be avoided by requiring every driver and passenger in a car to wear a safety-rated helmet just like racing car drivers must wear. 

If there are any car accidents at all...

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