Questions

Carbon monoxide (CO) is very dangerous because it binds with the haemoglobin more efficiently than oxygen does. It "hogs the seats" so that oxygen can't get a ride. And those CO molecules keep riding around, never giving their seats up to the oxygen. This means there is no way to get oxygen to the brain, heart, or other cells and those cells start to die. And finally, it leads to suffocation and even death of a person.

The Basic Speed Law states that you must never drive faster than is safe for present conditions, regardless of the posted speed limit.

For example, if you are driving 60 kmph in 45 kmph zone, you are not in safe driving and you just not following the speed law.