Kiwi PSA on Speeding Will Make You Think Twice Before Pressing the Gas Pedal
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Kiwi PSA on Speeding Will Make You Think Twice Before Pressing the Gas Pedal



Speeding causes many traffic accidents globally, with authorities around the world trying to reduce fatalities by making drivers aware of the need to travel at safe speeds. In New Zealand, for instance, 83 people were killed and 408 were seriously injured last year in speed-related crashes, according to the government. Read more »




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