| ▲ | constantius 8 hours ago | |
You are in a new country and feel that your kid needs protection, which is perfectly human, but does mean that your opinion is a bit biased. As sibling comments mention, countries exist with many cameras, public or private, where driving feels worse. I didn't look at road deaths, but I'd be surprised if Portugal is among the leading countries on this. Equally, if you take a bit of distance, you can realise that Portugal has many other parents living there, yet they are not clamouring for more surveillance: it's difficult to imagine that the Portuguese dictatorial government is evilly preventing its people from accessing the benefits of surveillance. | ||
| ▲ | snozolli an hour ago | parent [-] | |
2024 stats, road accident fatalities, per million inhabitants: Portugal: 58 Romania (highest in EU): 78 EU overall: 44 Sweden (lowest in EU): 20 https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... So, depending on where OP is from, Portugal could seem a bit more dangerous or wildly more dangerous than their home county. | ||