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Population increase less Increase in public transport use plus increase/ decrease in alcohol and drug use less safety improvements in cars less road safety improvements less changes in driver competency = speeds just one of many factors that’s given an overweighted importance and lowering speed limits hasn’t dented the road toll while reducing productivity and increasing transport cost.Considering there has been a 20% increase in population between those two dates, is a 35% increase in road deaths expected? Or is that too many? I would expect the increase in road deaths to not be exactly linear with population growth.
It's not as simple as increase in road deaths = bad, so many factors to take into account. Not simple maths at all.