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This data comes from the UN’s Global Health Observatory, which tracks a number of indicators of road safety. Here, we look at 2017 data comparing a country’s average speed limit in urban areas to its overall road fatality rate.
Monash University’s Accident Research Centre has found a number of safety benefits with even small reductions in average speed in urban areas.