For a lot of motorists, speeding seems like one of the least offensive traffic violations. A common attitude of drivers is: "driving ten or fifteen mph over the speed limit doesn't make you a criminal." While this is generally true in the sense that most instances of speeding are considered infractions, speeding is a serious matter because of its dangers, three of which are discussed below:
Speed Reduces Your Control Over Your Car
The ability to steer and brake on the road is impossible without traction. If you've ever driven on a road slippery with ice or snow, then you will have appreciated the importance of traction. While dry pavement isn't exactly slippery, its traction with your tire has a limit. The reason you can't stop on a dime
Speed Reduces Your Control Over Your Car
The ability to steer and brake on the road is impossible without traction. If you've ever driven on a road slippery with ice or snow, then you will have appreciated the importance of traction. While dry pavement isn't exactly slippery, its traction with your tire has a limit. The reason you can't stop on a dime