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The next era is here and everyone is talking about how autonomous cars are going to be the future of this country. In just a few years they will be everywhere on American roadways. Just like any other engineering project, this new technology has brought many concerns to the public. Even though people tend to risk their lives everyday behind the wheel, they still do not view the risk equivalent or greater than driverless cars. Not only will self-driving cars be safer, hey will be beneficial in plenty

Over the years, tourism has grown to be one of the most rampant industries in our economy. Visiting new places, trying new food, observing new cultures, and visiting sites of attraction all are great ways for recreation, and creates booming business for many tourism industries. However, tourists forget the consequences of their recreation. In the long run, tourism can lead to the loss of biodiversity that destabilizes ecosystems, and threatens our food supplies. Tourism also leads to an increase

Americans have become very reliant upon their vehicles. Daily use of cars and trucks is growing every day. Some base their careers off of working to maintain vehicles. Others earn their livelihood by hauling other cars and various other goods. Cars and trucks are similar in that they share the same base components. They both have a body, drivetrain, suspension, and interior components. There are also many differences between what we, as a society, deem a car and a truck. Cars are the most common

INTRODUCTION: This case involves Suspect Sutton being cited and released in the field for H&S 11377(a)-Crystal Methamphetamine and H&S 11364(a)-Drug Paraphernalia. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: This incident occurred on the northwest sidewalk of Fair Oaks Avenue and California Boulevard. EVIDENCE: • 1-Glass pipe approximately 3 inches in length with a bulb end, resembling a crystal methamphetamine pipe, with a white burnt residue inside. The pipe was found in Suspect Sutton’s brown fanny pack. • Plastic

Benefit of Having Boat/Yacht Insurance This Summer It’s that time of year again, when boats are on the water and folks are in high spirits in anticipation for the warm summer season. Before you go out to play on the water, it is wise to get boat insurance. Boat/yacht insurance is a policy that offers boater coverage and protections against damages, liability and collision, and also provides you with the peace of mind that you need when boating. Let’s look at what a boat/yacht insurance can

We could see Pilate watching us from the palace windows; no doubt he had hoped that after he’d released us, we would just pick up and go, happy to escape with our lives, instead of stubbornly returning to torment him. He probably thinks something’s definitely wrong for us to turn back to his hell-like haven. He most definitely thinks of us as his delusional and mentally-ill children. As the four of us re-approach the old gothic gates, the chilling wind brushes my neck and sends a frenzy of chills

In the article, Toronto should crack down on loud motorcycles by David Cooper, the author discusses how Toronto Councillor Kristin Wong is attempting to cut noise pollution in the city of Toronto. Individuals with loud motorcycles creates a negative externality in consumption because the private benefits to the individual is less than the social costs incurred by society. The argument in the article is that although owners of loud motorcyclists may feel safe, the general public will be negatively

Autonomous driving will continue to be a significant area of interest as well as investment for technology companies and automotive players in 2017. However, as the technical difficulties and regulatory challenges become more of a reality, the timelines for these types of vehicles will be extended. Many early predictions for the end of the decade are already being pushed out to 2021 and beyond. This does not mean that automakers, tech giants and startups aren’t hustling to develop autonomous-related

“Get back to the car,” a random guy shouted. I ran back with my father to the car, seeing people burning from the car window. It was so hard to see because of the light. My feelings were messed up, I didn’t know what I felt, sadness, anger, dismay.  People they were getting out of Al Karada mall burning. I was in Baghdad, visiting my cousins. It’s hard to see people dying and you can’t help. As my dad was driving, I had a lot of questions in my mind. Who did that? And why did they do it? Why did

In post-industrial societies such as the United States and much of Europe, autonomous vehicles are increasingly becoming a reality. It is nearly impossible to stop progress and this is no exception. Even when California banned self-driving cars, companies like Google and Uber just moved their testing sites to other states and continued their research (McFarland, 2017). America is known as a country of cars and trucks but the advances in self-driving cars may affect this image immensely as new companies