One in two Italians think speeding not dangerous - survey

(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 19 - One out of two Italians don't believe speeding is dangerous, according to a survey commissioned by highway agency ANAS and published by CSA Research on Tuesday.
    A reported 51% of those polled thought driving over the speed limit "isn't dangerous", while 34. 7% said respecting the speed limit is useful and 16.4% believed an "expert driver" can exceed the speed limit, according to the survey which was carried out on a sample of 4,000 drivers and included over 3,500 direct road inspections.
    "The figures that have emerged highlight the need for more investments on road education and for awareness concerning the risks and dangers of driving", said the CEO of ANSA, Aldo Isi.
    (ANSA).