Driving And Driving : The Dangers Of Driving

Although I turned fifteen and a half over the summer, I still got my temporary licence, signed up for classes the very next day, and did my incars as soon as I possibly could. I figured out soon on that driving was not as easy as most people made it out to be. All of my friends made driving out to be fun and easy but not be. I found it difficult to stay in the lines and at the right speed every second I was driving. Even though my driving was subpar, I still passed my incars and driving school so when my birthday came, I figured I was one-hundred percent ready for my driver's test.

I struggled so much when learning to drive, I didn’t think I would ever be able to get my license. Everytime I go out and drive something different would always go wrong. I would get too caught up in the freedom of driving and listening to the blaring music that I would forget something. When I first started I wouldn’t think it would ever be this hard because my parents make it look so easy. When I was fifteen I was learning how to drive, but I kept struggling with a couple different aspects of driving. Eventually after I kept practicing I was able to perfect the art of driving, and come closer to becoming an adult.

The first time driving without a license was when I was 15 years old. It was a Wednesday around two o’clock in the afternoon. I was walking toward my aunt’s white Toyota truck. It was during the summer of 2010 and I was helping my father at his recycling company. Everyday,

I took another deep breath and went back around one last time. This time my mom got out of the car to look from the outside. I came around the corner and went through my memorized steps of parallel parking. After I finished my mom came to the window and exclaimed, “That was great! But can we go home now?”

Many drivers participate in reckless behavior behind the wheel. These behaviors can be demonstrated in even the shortest time frame of going around the block. These behaviors are not only harmful to the drivers and passengers, but to the public as well. Most people are in a car with a reckless driver at least once in their lifetime. Dangerous drivers destroy property and kill people at least once a day. Not only does this affect passengers in the car and the driver and people in surrounding cars, but also Insurance companies are also extremely affected by reckless drivers.

“Turn the wheel baby! You have to get the car parallel to the curb!” my mother yelled as I failed yet again to maneuver into the parking space.

Have you ever been put in a situation where you were behind the wheel influenced by alcohol or even been in a car with someone that was intoxicated? If you answered yes and nothing happened while you were under the influence you are very lucky you did not cause an accident or even worse caused an accident that ended it up ending someone’s life just because you made a very poor decision to drink and drive. Did you know that in 2015, 10,265 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes, accounting for nearly one third (29%) of all traffic-related deaths in the united states. Of the 1, 1,132 traffic deaths among children ages 0 to 14 in 2015, 209 (16%) involved an alcohol- impaired driver. So, as you can see driving under the influence is a very big problem in the united states. My goal on this essay is to try to make you think twice before you make a decision that will change your life. I will be assessing three different peer reviewed articles that will be related to drinking and driving to show you some of the statistical fact while also talking about the problem in hand.

The parents of a popular 17-year-old who died on the first day of school are urging teen drivers to resist distracted driving after police confirmed Deianerah L. was texting when she crashed into the back of a school bus. Deianerah died shortly after the crash near Byron. It was the first and last day of her senior year. She crashed into the back of a bus. Ethan Hinton, 7, was exiting the bus at the time of the crash, and was knocked down by the impact, but the student was not seriously injured. "I got a terrible bruise, and she didn't make it," Hinton told FOX 9 News (Capacio and Beno). Evidence is growing in support of banning cell phones while driving.

Finally we heard the clanging of the garage door opening. My dad and I were hustling out of the door and into the car. We tore down the street faster than we ever had. The dashboard read 6:20pm. We turned on to Shawnee Mission Parkway. The traffic had not gotten bad yet. My dad said ‘’I hope we get there in time’’. We turned

Impaired driving is when a teen/adult is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It's not safe to drive when you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If you drive when you're drunk or high because you can cause wrecks or kill someone or run into something and damage your car. Driving can be hard enough being sober, so it’s even harder to drive impaired. In 2015, 10,265 people died in alcohol impaired driving crashes, and they continue to happen everyday. When you're impaired, everything is blurry or slowed down and your brain works differently and it’s a lot harder to do things. Somethings that are harder to do are like walking and driving and talking and just normal things. But when our group made a game to use when we had

I think drinking and driving is terrible because of how many accidents there are and because there are so many people getting away with drinking and driving these days. Driving while under the influence is bad because there are so many wrecks while driving drunk.

     In responding , one can say that teenagers always complain about the ¡§grown up¡¨ world and its rules. Teens find it rather hard to be part of the grown up worl until they have the licence to go out on their own. Basically, the whole concept of graduated licencing is not so complicated. There are only a few changes: 1) There must be a fully licensed driver beside you with at least four years of driving experience in the G1 level. 2) There is a year waiting period between the G1 level and G2 level. 3) New drivers may only drive in cities, not on highways, and only during daytime hours. Even though there is a 1 month waiting period between G1 level and G2 level, it can be shortened to 8 months by taking a driver¡¦s insurance training course. During this course, the driver will learn more about techniques on driving, and it will cost less when getting car insurance later on.

The first time I drove a true car was two years ago. I begged my friend so many time to teach me how to drive. Fortunately, my roommate his left his car to me when I came to ASU. Every day when I got out of class, I would drive the car around Tempe. But every thing got change after that Friday. It became a nightmare for me.

Today a lot of people have bad driving habits. There is no need to go far to detect individuals driving with poor driving skills and dangerous techniques. Too many men and women have bad driving habits, and they can be seen almost anywhere, especially on highways. There are lot a different dangerous habits that affect people every day’s lives in different ways.

As a teen driver, I have always been aware of my surroundings when I am behind the wheel. I know not to text and drive, as it can result in fatal accidents. Even though everyone knows the consequences of distracted driving, we may not realize how bad it can be until we are involved in a car accident ourselves. Needless to say, cars are not the only things to get in accidents; Children are also at risk when drivers come speeding through neighborhoods. It is very common to see signs that say “children at play” when you are driving throughout the neighborhood. Each year, thousands of children are involved in car accidents that can result in child fatalities. A French institute for road safety, Direction De La Securite Et De La Circulation Routiere, that translates to Direction of Security and Road Traffic, created an ad that pictures a little girl who was hit by a distracted driver. This is intended to prevent car accidents and to make drivers aware of slowing down in areas where kids could be playing.