The Dangers Of Terrorism And Terrorism

In the past years, car accidents are the leading cause of death. In 2009 alone, crashes killed over 33,000 people and injured another 2.2 million. More than half of the people killed in car crashes were not restrained at the time of the crash. I know most of you guys probably don’t want to hear me talk about statistics or about seatbelts and why you should wear them and listen to some boring speech you have heard time and time again. But please hear me out. You might have excuses that sound logical in your mind, but what are you going to do when your excuses get you killed? First of all, I know most people think that seat belt laws are ridiculous and keep you from having fun.

With this in mind, driving a car is a great responsibility. A vehicle can be a deadly weapon if not used with serious precaution. Road work, bad weather conditions, or even technological anomalies can cause a catastrophe. To trust even the utmost sophisticated of machines seems

Every year thousands of people die from car accidents related to speeding. In 2015 just over 3000 people were killed in accidents that were directly caused by speeding. This seemingly harmless act is one that we can stop to bring the total number of car accidents down by more than a quarter. We must put an end to the socially acceptable crime that creates the illusion that you are saving time when in reality you are driving recklessly and are raising your potential to take innocent lives.

We live in an age where car crashes kill an average of 3,278 people every

Did you know over 1.3 million people die in car crashes a year? It seems like people playing games or texting on their phone is getting worse and worse by the day. Or as simple as someone staring at a billboard can get you into a life threatening situation. Cars are the number one transportation option, and i believe it's important for People to feel safe while doing so. Car crashes are too frequent and something needs to be done.

Motor vehicles are among some of the most dangerous things on Earth. So why do we use them? They take us from place to place in a timely manner, however each time we set foot in a motor vehicle we place our so very precious lives in danger, and the risks go up when we do not wear a seatbelt. Death tolls are steadily increasing, with lives being lost each day and no one has taken a stand not the manufacturers and not the consumers. Someone needs to put a stop to this reckless behavior.

Civilization has reach extents that we had once dreamed of. We had converted ideas into reality and exceeded the limit of possibility. Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, Driverless cars; These are just three out of dozens and dozens of achievements that have defined the term 'we live in the future'. But although they may seem flawless and futuristic, we shan't ignore the complications they could possibly form, specifically the thought of driverless cars. Even though they can reduce the rate of deaths caused by unintelligent and reckless drivers, one couldn't possibly know the outcomes produced by an unsupervised, automated vehicle. Positively, and negatively.

There's no doubt that the automobile is an important part of modern life. It is our main means of transportation, making many things in our lives much easier. But too many of us have

According to recent statistics in the last five years, there are around 32,166 fatal motor vehicle crashes in the United States every year in which 35,092 deaths occur (“Highway Safety” 2). This fact unfortunately, is the result of the actions that irresponsible drivers make unfollowing and misusing the roadway rules in dangerous ways. Moreover, accidents are only one example among the rest of situations in which authorities and medical institutions are involve trying regulate to its maximum limit. But, what if there was another element that could provide extra support to handle traffic congestions, crashes, and other public safety concerns on the streets? Well, a couple years ago if someone had thought of self-driving cars as answer to this question, most likely they would chuckle and assume that this could only happen in the movies. However, this fictional idea has come to a reality and this type of cars will change the way we live on a very close future. Self-driving cars are intended not only benefit the people with its revolutionary technology but will solve most of the problems experienced by people on the roads and will decrease the amount of accidents caused by human actions. Nevertheless, there are some skeptical perspectives related to ethical concerns and liabilities that

Even with this car accidents are still the ninth leading cause of death among people of ages 15 to 29. “The federal government mandated the presence of seatbelts in the 1960’s, Anti-lock brake systems came in the 1970’s. In the 80’s and the 90’s more strict laws about drunk driving and seat belt used came along”. (HIS.org).

Diesel cars cause an excess amount of health problems around the world, especially towards children. Research shows that, “40,000 people die early in the UK each year from dirty air… including huge numbers of children, are blighted by asthma and lung infections” (Ward). This statistic should worry people about the dangers of diesel cars and the emissions they put out everyday. Parents should be exceptionally worried because their children could receive health problems that would affect them all the way up to their adult lives. After realizing this pollution crisis, hopefully parents will begin to be firmly against diesel cars. These car owners are also being punished with fines such as, “Drivers of diesel cars could face a 10 pound daily toxicity charge if their vehicles are more than 11 years old in a bid to cut air pollution” (Ward). Fining these vehicle owner is a viable action to uphold because it makes the owner question the reason why they are keeping the vehicle. That process removes a somewhat sizable portion of these automobiles off the roads. Car owners should be

Imagine, retrieving the daily newspaper outside on a fine morning, and you observe many passing cars. But, they’re not any kind of car, they are driverless cars. This could be the future of driving. Autonomous cars and their technology would save thousands of lives each year. Meanwhile, a small percentage of people are fighting for the option to drive. “Driving isn’t just about transportation, it can be a passion and a love.” -Hugh Watson. Driving can be a love for many, but driving is more than a passion, it’s a sport as well. If the government took away their citizens’ right to drive, it would remove a sport that is adored by millions of people. Additionally, movie fans would be deprived of a large thrill factor of the James Bond movies; instead of James Bond’s improbable and classic getaways, it would just be the car doing all the work. In conclusion, people should have the chance to drive, but this technology shouldn’t be put to waste.

Since the early 1990s, the car market has become saturated with sport utility vehicles. While SUV’s have been enthusiastically received by a wide spectrum of the demographic – everyone from teenagers to soccer moms -- not all are excited by its arrival. Some of the current complaints with SUVs have to do with their ridiculous size and relative fuel inefficiency. Others criticize the vehicles as being unsafe, and certainly unnecessary, for the tasks for which they are commonly used. But even with the recent campaigns to educate the public on the possible physical and environmental risks posed by the automobiles, SUV purchases continue to be on the rise. Indeed, with car sales on the decline, and the SUV being

Have you ever had a fear for your family, your town, your country, or your world. How about the fear to have everything taken from you, destroyed, and not caring if it has hurt you or not? What about your fear and pain is, and can be someone else’s happiness? The fear of you being terrorized? That is terrorism. Someone else bringing fear and terrorizing you. That is a terrorist’s goal. Terrorism is common and is very difficult to stop. The government promises protection for the people, and their home, but they can not give that protection if they can not stop terrorism. Terrorism needs to stop to protect the live of the people, and their country.

According to Chris Urmson, "1.2 million people are killed on the world 's roads every year. In America alone, 33,000 people are killed each year” (Urmson). Urmson is the Director of Self-Driving Cars at Google, and in March of 2015 he presented a TED Talk in which he addressed issues of car safety. In his presentation, Urmson goes on to explain that for over a century, America has come up with ways to mitigate car safety issues. Manufacturers have specifically addressed the fact that car drivers often err, and in so doing, create unsafe conditions for themselves and others on the roads. To address this, vehicles have been revamped to be more structurally sound, and collision safety features have been added, such as air bags and seatbelts.