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Millions of American drivers are speeding. The environment could be paying the price

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Drivers who speed save less than a minute of travel time on average. Study shows driving the posted speed limit could save an average of 6.7 million gallons of fuel, $22 million and 57,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide every day. Speeding contributes to metal contamination in road dust, affecting drivers and residents near roadways.

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