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"...Straighter wider roads encourage greater speed. Accidents that do happen are therefore more severe, resulting in more injuries or a greater likelihood of death. The most successful measures in reducing the road toll are those which 'force a level of car use in a direction away from the available limits of the car and the driver'. In other words, force drivers to drive at speeds and in a manner which are below the safety limits of the car and the road."



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