 Things like distracted driving and intoxicated driving and speed cause accidents. That's been the data that we've known for a long time. But the leading cause of fatality is speed. And the reason for that is because of physics, right? So if you're distracted driving and you crash and hit a pole and you're going 30 miles an hour or the average speed is 90 on the highways and you're crashing at 90, we're talking about significantly different outcomes because of the energy that's dispersed, greater injuries and greater deaths, right? So...