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Australian village changed its name from “Speed to “Speed kills”

March 21, 2011

An Australian village has created an interesting way of drawing attention to the dangers of speed on the roads.

[mailchimp_signup][/mailchimp_signup]The Victorian settlement of Speed, which has 45 residents, has changed its name for one month to become ‘Speed Kills’. In addition, a local farmer called Phil Down has changed his name to ‘Phil Slow Down’.

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