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Introduction Street racing has been identified as a threat to civil society with significant social and economic impact . Street racing is illegal in Malaysia , as reckless stunts on public roads endanger the lives of many . One of Malaysia ’ s subcultures include the ‘ Mat Rempit ’ biker gangs , estimated to be over 200,000 which comprise of bikers who either take to illegal racing in large numbers or perform extremely dangerous

Illegal Street Racing It would seem that the import car scene is becoming one of the largest trends in the automotive industry since the introduction of the assembly line. Nearly every manufacturer of vehicles has a sport compact car in the market. Teenagers and other young adults are customizing and “souping” these cars up for purposes that no car was intended for, illegal street racing. These speed contests on public roads are a danger to anything and everything on the roads, including the driver

One of the fastest growing sports in the world is racing. Racing in general can consist of many different types such as: Drag Racing, NASCAR, Indy, Motor Cross, Truck Rally. The topic of racing that I am chose was street racing. Street racing originated from drag racing on the quarter-mile strip. The concept of drag racing is when two racers in different cars would line up at a white line, and in the middle of the two cars would be a light post, called the Christmas tree for its red, yellow and green

Illegal Street Racing Vivid moonlight, dim city, slight overcast on the noxious night. Cool breeze blows over your sweltering body. Heart racing, sweat pouring, adrenaline pumping through the body like gas through the engine of a car. Body trembling, hands shaking, eyes twitching, foot uneasy as beady eyes observe your every move. Thunderous noise coming from the crowd, situation getting heavier the closer you get to the line. Tension raised to the max as time draws nearer….5-0 no where

was created, Americans have been obsessed with speed. Illegal street racing became popular in the 1950s with the evolution of the motor vehicle. “In the ’50s and ’70s, Hollywood romanticized the activity in movies like “Rebel Without a Cause” and “American Graffiti.” (Petrocelli, 2007) The need for speed grew as vehicles became more powerful and faster. But, speed and racing did not come without great consequence. Statistics show in 1999 street racing involved deaths, but was not a giant issue at

Illegal Street Racing: Should It Be Legal or Illegal? Auto racing has became a very popular sport in today’s society. Since the 1950’s things have gotten safer and more advanced. The illegal act of street racing started after World War II when G.I.’s who worked on aircraft and Jeep engines came home and started to work on their own vehicles. It got bigger in the 1920’s when bootleggers would outrun law enforcement from Canada to sell booze in the “dry” states.

Legal A piece that is made with permission of a property owner. Artists generally have to gain experience writing illegal graffiti on the streets for a considerable amount of time to be considered for legal, and sometimes commissioned, graffiti. Some artists believe that graffiti is illegal by definition, and are not interested by painting in legal areas or having their work sanctioned by society. Mop A graffiti marker used to draw large tags. Mops have a rounded nib, and leave a fat drippy

Illegal Street Racing At least once a week, we hear on the news about someone dying as a result of illegal street racing. Sometimes, it's the driver or passenger of the car that is racing who gets killed, but often times its innocent bystanders or drivers of other cars who are killed by the reckless teens who engage in a highly dangerous activity. First of all, what is illegal street racing, think "Fast and the Furious", and second, what can be done to stop this from happening or at least reduce

Why is street racing illegal? Should Street racing should be legalized? What are the pros and cons about street racing? My experiences with street racing. Those are the four things I will be talking about today. I have done my research and found a lot of information on both why it should remain illegal and why it should be legalized. I was very excited to do my research paper about this because I love to see movies where they race. My favorite is the fast and the furious movies. I also kinda like

large group of working-class Puerto Rican residents living their lives but struggling with facing street cultural and their ethnic background. Living in harsh situations put a toll on the residents that were trying to live and make it out. In El Barrio, street culture is clustered and influential and is challenging for them to continue the traditional Puerto Rican culture. In this paper, I agree that street culture has a significant impact on the resident than their traditional Puerto Rican culture,