A small town in the Australian Outback has changed its name to SpeedKills in an attempt to increase road safety (BBC News).
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A small town in the Australian Outback has changed its name to SpeedKills in an attempt to increase road safety (BBC News).
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Well done to Mr Phil Down and the residents of the newly named town, SpeedKills. We all know, although many will not admit, that Speeding is a Criminal Offence and is anti-social behaviour at its worst. It is bullying, intimidating, aggressive, dangerous criminal driving, which has now become normal behaviour on the roads.
How can we expect the young to respect each other, adults, teachers, authority or their environment when they see adults show such a bad example by their criminal driving behaviour and thereby showing a total disregard for other human beings or the law?
We all need to commit and to pledge to a culture of road safety, respect, and responsibility towards every road user, and the importance of a more serious response to law-breaking on our Roads – A Zero Tolerance to Law Breaking on the Roads.
Judith, Norfolk
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