People are quick to blame these deaths on reckless speeding.  What evidence is there that they were recklessly speeding?  Look at the crash wreckage of the Kia,  the driver's side door frame remains in its original outline, the front wheel axle with brake rotor showing it retained it spacing from its wheel well and the passenger compartment.  Yes looks like the engine was somewhat pushed in to the passenger compartment but that might be a weakness of the Kia design & materials to allow such penetration, even at lower speeds.  Compare previous pictures of truly high speed crashes & the end result looks like the car was compressed into an unrecognizable solid body or ripped apart.  Those extremely large pillars & installing a curb that close to a highway is NOT standard practice in the US or most 1st world countries for good reason.  Unfortunately there will be more of these type of accidents/deaths along Farrington highway & you cannot automatically blame it on reckless speeding.