Confucian texts

That special moment (the moment I decided to stop texting and driving) occurred during my senior year of high school. I was in my Driver’s Ed class when my teacher, Ms. Campos, presented a video to the entire class to inform us of the dangers of texting and driving. At first, I thought it would be just one more “why texting and driving is destructive” video that just presented statistics as a way to persuade its audience that texting while driving has serious consequences. But, to my surprise, it

As of 2015, 1.5 million people died in car wrecks. 50% of that number was from texting and driving, and 25% was from being intoxicated, and more of the wrecks coming from the ages 15 to 44, the young age. If you think of it, 1.5 million is very large number, especially if you're talking about people, just thinking about a million and a half people dying from not paying attention of the road, people drinking too much at a bar, and people being easily distracted by their smartphones, this is how people

this topic. Everyone can change distracted driving by simply activating a driving mode on their cell phones, so when they are driving they cannot use their phones to text or call. The online article “All cell phones Should have a Driving Mode feature” states “It would eliminate the most common sources of distraction: phone calls, text messages, games and social media. It would disable all communication between the phone and the outside world, with the exceptions of GPS, navigation apps and emergency

Picture yourself sitting in your car at a red light. As you sit there waiting, you notice a car in the lane next to you completely speed by, and that the driver has a cellphone in their hand. The car disregards the red light ahead, and crashes into an incoming vehicle, killing not only themselves but the other driver as well. For reasons such as this, I support the idea that some states should make it illegal to drive while using a handheld cellphone. Driving with a handheld cellphone is a dangerous

Matitia Ayad Mrs.Sardone Capstone 4A Negative/Positive Effects Of Cellphone on Driving Driving question: what are the negative and positive effects of cellphones on driving? People who drive while texting are 23 times more likely to have an accident than a non-distracted driver. In 2014, 3,179 people were killed, and 431,000 were injured in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers. Cellphones have become a major factor of car accident due to distracted drivers. Although cellphones

using "a/s/l" instead of typing out age, sex and location when I was in a chat room. We became accustomed to using abbreviated terms and the need for using proper punctuation or grammar was never frowned upon. Now my primary communication tool is a text message since it is much faster than calling an acquaintance. Email is the primary tool I use when I need to formally communicate. I can be as formal as necessary while compiling my thoughts and proofread the message prior to sending it to the recipient

When a driver is distracted by his or her phone, they fail to realize that other lives matter than answering their phone while driving. Someone can get a text and the person does not have to even look down for half a second, it would already be too late. A car accident can occur in less than .5 seconds, people should be more careful and at least put there phone on silent. According to Mississippi Safety

In this edition of The Driver’s Daily, I interviewed three drivers; one who has been driving for less than two years, one who has been driving between five to ten years, and one that has been driving for more than ten years. I asked them the following questions: a) Have you felt like you have developed any bad driving habits? b) Have you made any attempt to break any bad habits? and c) What advice do you have for new drivers. The results of this interview was rather interesting, and allowed me to

Body I. Firstly, human errors have significant impacts on the public safety of drivers as well as pedestrians. a) Autonomous vehicles eliminate human error based road fatalities such as drunk driving distracted driving, and drowsy driving. b) 28 people in the United States die in an alcohol-related vehicle crash every day.One person every 53 minutes. These deaths and damages contribute to a cost of $52 billion per year. (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2017) c) Distracted driving

97% respondents said that they considered it unacceptable to send a text or email while driving. About two third of people admitted calling while driving where as one out of seven were used to texting while driving. Another similar study conducted by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded that 6% of drivers