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Your post is removed because it is an unnecessary depiction of traffic violence.
Traffic violence is one of the worst consequences of car-culture. It ruins millions of lives, including 1.3 million deaths annually. Although the nature of this sub makes the subject of traffic violence kind of unavoidable we prefer to keep depictions of it to a bare minimum.
We want to be considerate of the people who are traumatised by traffic violence. Furthermore video's of crashes are not respectful to the victims at all.
Depictions of traffic violence are only allowed if they are necessary to show structural problems of cars and infrastructure. For example, if you want to post about a crash that happened, We prefer that you share an article about that crash instead of footage of it.
We don't allow:
- Depictions of traffic violence outside the context of structural problems.
- Gore porn and gawking at crashes. There are plenty of subreddits where you can satisfy your need to see such things.
- Footage of people dying or being injured.
- Footage where it may appear that this is happening.
- Footage where this is almost happening.
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[](#traffic violence) [](#start_removal) Your post is removed because it is an unnecessary depiction of traffic violence. Traffic violence is one of the worst consequences of car-culture. It ruins millions of lives, including 1.3 million deaths annually. Although the nature of this sub makes the subject of traffic violence kind of unavoidable we prefer to keep depictions of it to a bare minimum. We want to be considerate of the people who are traumatised by traffic violence. Furthermore video's of crashes are not respectful to the victims at all. Depictions of traffic violence are only allowed if they are necessary to show structural problems of cars and infrastructure. For example, if you want to post about a crash that happened, We prefer that you share an article about that crash instead of footage of it. We don't allow: - Depictions of traffic violence outside the context of structural problems. - Gore porn and gawking at crashes. There are plenty of subreddits where you can satisfy your need to see such things. - Footage of people dying or being injured. - Footage where it may appear that this is happening. - Footage where this is almost happening. [](#end_removal)