Highway Speed Limit New Jersey Govern

This issue can be approached from two different but compatible methods of study. The first method is to conduct an interstate survey of motor vehicle accidents and fatalities using existing data, with particular emphasis on trends occurring in other states which have raised their speed limits. This survey, while not conclusive of what may actually occur in New Jersey, offers an immediate picture of what effects raising the speed limit has had in similar jurisdictions. The actual impact on New Jersey may be unique, but the experiences of other states provides a viable clue as to what may happen in New Jersey.

The second method is to conduct a similar survey over time in the State of New Jersey. As the law takes affect, data on traffic accidents and fatalities will compile which will reveal (a) whether the change in the law has changed recent patterns of traffic accidents in New Jersey, and (b) whether the experiences of New Jersey are in any way unique from the rest of the nation. It is hypothesized in this study that the experiences of other states will reflect what New Jersey is about to undergo--and those experiences suggest a significant rise in traffic accidents and fatalities due to incr

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