no. in this case it was proven scientifically, it was proven that had she been doing 30mph she would have stopped 1m short fo the kid, but as she was doing 38mph she hit the kid and then dragged him for a while. This is what people simply dont understand, the pedestrian does not simply lose an extra limb per mph of speed hit with, its an exponential curve.
And a good point he made was, "If 38 is almost the same as 30 then you can drive around at 22mph"
Another point: "i have two cars that will be going past, one at 38 and one at 30, you now have to go and stand infront of one of them. choose."
I think we all understand exactly what the risks are, the danger involved and the seriousness of the issue. What people don't like, myself included is being told what to do and nannied. It's difficult to seperate the dislike of someone telling you what to do from genuine sound reasoning regarding what you are being told.