The US has the highest rate of deaths by vehicle per miles driven than any other developed country in the world because 1. higher speed limits 2. allowance of young drivers on the road and 3. 1/7 people still don't wear seatbelts, incredibly. - - Only the German Autobahn, which actually does have limits (as well as unrestricted areas) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autobahn

The rise in driverless vehicles will decrease accidents.

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If you can't stop for something in the roadway, you're going too fast.

Personally, I've almost gotten into an accident near that used car lot. One time a tow truck actually stopped on the right lane as traffic was accelarating from the red light behind.

Another time they were directing traffic into/out of the the gate (that was destroyed) as cars were whizzing by, and the speed limit here I think, is is 40 mph. This was bound to happen - those people running that used car lot is making the road very dangerous.

Actually Tonnelle Avenue and North Street is in JC, but to the comment - Tonnelle Avenue and Kennedy were patrolled by the Hudson County cops. That unit was closed by the county and crashes on Kennedy Blvd and Tonnelle Avenue increased.