When I was in the car with Dad when I was a kid, he’d always point out if another driver was speeding, and he’d comment on how unnecessary it was. He explain how the driver would likely only save a few minutes by travelling at a dangerous pace.
Given the lifetime odds of death by automobile accidents is 1 in 95—which is an insane statistic in terms of what it says about our tolerance for death in return for the convenience of automobile travel—speeding is rarely faster, but always riskier.
The trade-off is never worth it.