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That study was in like central Amsterdam or Rotterdam or some other old European town with a city center that was meant for horses and people. Itβs not applicable to like busy thoroughfares
IIRC the one I read was about some county in the US which temporarily had speed limits removed for some reason, in the last few decades at most.
Oh interesting. Hope you can find it Iβd like to see it.