In 2006, 37 percent of all motorcyclists involved in fatal crashes were speeding, compared with 23 percent for drivers of passenger cars, 19 percent for light truck drivers and 8 percent for large truck drivers.
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NHTSA stats show 32% of fatal multiple car crashes were where the speed limit was 55 MPH, 27% of single fatal car crashes were at 55 MPH.
Interestingly that's less than fatal crashes at 60 MPH speed limit which is 20% single car and 24% multiple car.
This doesn't show how many were driving over the speed limit though.
Speeding is the 2nd leading cause of fatal car crashes which is 30% of all the fatalities each year.
None. Accidents are cause by human error and mechanic failures. The act of speeding can not cause an accident. It's a conspiracy.