Speeding Kills. But What Does it Cost to Stop It?

Are Drivers Still Speeding on Your Streets?

Almost 40,000 people died on U.S. roads in 2022. And despite the fact that it’s an almost 4% reduction compared to the year before, it’s hardly something to celebrate. Too many people lose their lives, their family members, and their friends on our roads every year. And most of these crashes could have been prevented. What can you do to slow speeders down?

Solving Speeding- At What Cost?

Police enforcement is often pulled in many directions with countless problems to solve. But reckless or speeding drivers shouldn’t be relegated to the back burner. There are simple solutions that make a huge difference in stopping speeders, and they cost a lot less than you think. In contrast, while the emotional cost of a life lost can never be measured in numbers, the CDC estimates that traffic deaths cost the country an estimated $55 billion each year.

Solutions that Slow Speeders

Radar speed trailers are a great way to slow cars down. And while you may have already known that, you may not have known that Traffic Logix speed signs are available in a variety of sizes, configurations, and options beginning at compact signs that are affordable for any budget. And with a variety of solutions such as speed cushions, speed cameras, and speed trailers, we can help you create a program that’s tailored to your safety needs and your budget constraints.

Are Cars Really Speeding?

Solutions like our SpeedTracker let you figure out exactly where speeding is an issue, and are an affordable way to pinpoint trouble areas. They can be used at multiple locations and include a year of cloud access free. And once you figure out where speeding drivers are putting roads at risk, we’re here to help you slow speeders down and protect your streets. We offer a huge selection of radar signs and trailers so you can figure out the best way to slow speeders on your roads.

Beyond Radar Signs

Radar signs work. Studies have shown that they reduce vehicle speeds, even up to 8 years after they’re installed. But while most people respond well to them, some people continue to speed. Speed cameras can help you pinpoint those speeding drivers and warn or penalize them to encourage safer driving.

Saving lives doesn’t have to cost a lot. But it can make a world of a difference.