[Puppage]

according to a report released Monday by an auto safety group funded by insurers.

Nothing like some non-biased numbers to fuel your study, hmm?

That's like getting gun stats from the Brady Center.

[Dan Evans]

I would expect the insurance industry to be interested in nothing but the truth about safety -- not what their preconceived notions are. I remember a study that showed that accident rates increase if speed limits are reduced too much. The reason is that some drivers will be going at a more rational 70 mph while law-abiding drivers (the ones with a lot of points on their license) tend to stay around 55 or 60. And the difference in speeds is what kills