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Medical insights reveal that higher collision speeds translate into greater trauma. For example, a car crash at nearly 100 km/h can cause catastrophic injuries like internal organ damage, pelvis fractures, and severe bleeding. Seatbelts, crucial safety devices, can also cause internal injuries in high-impact crashes—a paradox that underscores the limits of safety features under extreme circumstances.
Rethinking Choices: From Love of Speed to Safer Alternatives
Those passionate about cars and speed often face a stark choice: risk lives on public roads or seek safer outlets for their adrenaline. Dr. Teo advocates for controlled environments like race tracks or go-kart circuits, where enthusiasts can push their limits under supervision and safety protocols.