Study: Majority of Canadians admit to speeding but likely underestimate how much

by STOPandGO — published on November 11th, 2007

The drivers believe they are technically speeding according to the rule of law, the report concludes, but not in a way that endangers either themselves or others - even though they are quick to condemn other speeders as dangerous. “People don’t see themselves as the problem, they see others as the problem - I’m OK and you’re the bad guy,” said Raynald Marchand, the general manager of programs for the Canada Safety Council.

Study: Majority of Canadians admit to speeding but likely underestimate how much

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