Driving Prosability

Rather you agree or disagree with having a speed limit; or even obeying the speed limit. It is our morally duty to accept the fact that lawmakers created speed limits in the citizens’ best interest to protect drivers for minor and fatal car accidents. Some citizens still question, if in fact the government claims to set speed limits are really for the public well-being, or simply to make a quick profit. Of course, one thing we can

Evidence: A study presented by the white house on its website reported that 65% of roads rated in less than good condition. 25% of bridges require significant repair or cannot handle today's traffic. Also because certain roads cannot be used there is more traffic. The Texas Transportation Institute estimates that American commuters in urban areas collectively lost 5.5 billion hours stuck in traffic in 2011, meaning the average commuter lost nearly a week to traffic. their calculations further suggest that traffic congestion caused American commuters to purchase an extra 2.9 billion gallons of fuel, costing them more than $120 billion in added fuel costs and wasted time.

In hopes to cut down on the speeding, speeding enforcement programs are put into place. With these programs they help cut down on the speeding a little in some of the areas, but not all areas can be monitored by police due to the limited space in most areas. Even with these programs there are the drivers who just don’t want to slow down when in the construction zones. When drivers are speeding through these zones, they also switch lanes quickly which is very dangerous in the tighter areas of the construction zones and can lead to accidents. The residents that drive cars aren’t the only ones speeding in these zones, but semi-trucks speed through them as well. When these big trucks are barreling through the already tight two lanes it can make for a nerve wrecking drive. One way to try to avoid these crazy drivers is to always pay attention. Make sure to checking all surroundings and keeping one’s eyes on the road. They lanes are very confined and the more attention that is paid it lessens the chance of getting into an accident with a speeding

There are so many reasons that speed limits are important. The safety of those who are driving, and those who are not is first and foremost. Having a speed limit to me, is close to the same as having laws against drunk driving. I for one, do not see an argument against having a speed limit. Its nonsense to think that one would want to be on a road, where there is no limit to how fast one can drive.

Over recent decades, driving has almost become a necessity to many young adults since some jobs require a farther commute and colleges are not located in every town. Driving is a privilege and many people neglect this privilege by developing dangerous driving habits. Some of these include speeding, distracted driving, road rage and driving under the influence. In today's age people live a very fast paced, rushed lifestyle. Speeding is becoming a problem because people are impatient. Speeding decreases your reaction time for avoiding collisions and is becoming a profitable scheme for law enforcement through speed traps. I speed all the time and realize the dangers of doing so. I have not been in a collision yet or been pulled over by a police officer because they could not keep

Every year hundreds to thousands people are killed due to speeding and carelessness. I don’t think someone just wakes up and expects to be in a wreck or be hit walking on the side of the road. There are residential areas that vehicles can speed 50-50 miles per hour. I feel that is not safe; especially for kid’s boarding school busses.

First of all, I believe we have too many drivers and not a perfect enough system to tell our drivers how fast to go. It’s a scary thought that we trust people we don’t even know to be sober and level headed enough to share the road with a car full of young children. We need to manage how fast our drivers are actually going to make us safer.

Florida does do enough to prevent distracted driving. Florida has passed a law to prevent texting while driving, which is one of the most common forms of distracted driving. Although Florida has passed this law. There are still people who insist on disobeying the law and continue to risk the lives of many people. Not a lot of people realize that distracted driving not only affects themselves but everyone around them as well. This law has made people more aware of their surroundings. This has helped Florida decrease the number of deaths caused by distracted driving.

• People are still breaking the rule and turns out to be caught in accident TRANSITION STRATEGY 3.Satisfaction To make precautionary measures: • Get Driving Awareness • Obey Driving laws Steps to Safer Driving: • Try no higher than 3rd gear in a 30 mph limit • Recognise what makes you speed • Slow down when entering villages 4.Visualization If speed limit won’t be followed by the people: • Imagine how many accidents may

While the rules are easy to break, and the motorist is often the one held responsible, it is still important that all who use the road are aware of the laws and the consequences for breaking them.

If there is no traffic behind you or ahead of you then why should you limit your speed? For example if it’s early in the morning and there is no traffic ahead, behind, or to the sides then why are you forced to go 35mph. When you receive your license that’s basically saying the state can trust u as a driver. That you are a safe driver so under that circumstance you should be able to drive at a comfortable speed of your choice. As long as there are no drivers around you and you’re not a reckless driver.

When this problem is not given any action, the number of injured people and death rates will increase. In addition to that car accidents or collisions also often become the cause of heavy traffic delays. One of the possible ways of solving this problem is increasing the fine of drunk drivers. The drunk drivers are often the ones involved into car accidents. Increasing more road safety precautions or signs especially on winter is also a good way to solve the problem. Furthermore, providing more road surveillance cameras to check for the drivers who are not following the road’s rule can minimize the number of road accidents. If these things were implemented, there will be lesser fatal rate and the number of people who will get hurt will become less. It will also limit the number of car accidents due to reckless drivers. In addition to that, heavy traffic delays will be

Driving is one the easiest ways to get where one wants to be. Having a vehicle is a convenience that many people can't imagine being without. However, things don't always run smoothly when one is out on the roads, car accidents happen, and it's important to know what to do when one is involved in one. Whether a person is the driver or a passenger car accident attorneys from Sargent Law Firm can help. These accident lawyers know and understand the law, and can help navigate the confusing, difficult legal world in order to ensure that clients get the compensation they deserve. Calling a lawyer should be near the top of the list of the things to do in the event of an accident, but, it's far from the only thing that drivers should know, or do.

First, I feel when driving with speed limitations make it safer and responsible for drivers. Without these limitations, it can put people at risk of car crashes. Car crashes occur every day, so imagine if there were no speed limits at all how many crashes would occur. No one will know how fast or how slow to go for the person ahead or behind

The ability of doing something without actually thinking about it is automaticity. Ever since I was a child I always wanted to learn how to drive a car and as soon I turned eighteen I enrolled in driving classes, as eighteen is the legal age to drive in my country. I was always a keen observer when my parents drove or when others drove a car. The stimuli in the environment enabled me to memorize and rehearse much of the driving rules even before my driving classes began. I wanted to take driving lessons to gain practical and hand-on experience and to learn skills that are important as a driver. This resulted in the output, i.e., my behavior to learn a new skill. What happened between the period of time, when I memorized the rules of driving and after I gained my driving license, was information processing. I drove my mother’s car for two years and driving was second nature. Due to my job profile, I had to reside in different cities around the world and therefore found convenient and economical to travel by public transport. Our sensory functions hold information in our memories for a brief span of time and because of that, after a couple of years, I forgot how to drive a car as I became accustomed to travelling by public transport. After a decade, when I returned to my home city, the population had increased rapidly and travelling by public transport was a nightmare and extremely challenging as the government had not invested in increasing the capacity of public transport. I