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#1 Distracted Driving. ...
#2 Drunk and Drugged Driving. ...
#3 Poor Weather. ...
#4 Reckless Driving and Road Rage. ...
#5 Speeding. ...
limiting speed would not affect the leading 4 causes of car accidents
It would affect fatal injury car accidents. A driver would have to be holding a knife pointed at their jugular to be killed in a 10 mph wreck (20 mph total relative speed of get hit another 10 mph limited car).