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    in which it focuses on the community. It is a duty that we are obligated to fulfill and without it, the economy would be much unorganized and inconsiderate to the public. The heartbreaking incident that occurred on August 1, 2007 in Minneapolis, Minnesota of the I-35W bridge collapse pointed out a perfect example of why behaving ethically is an important factor in our society. After this tragic accident on the Mississippi Bridge, it proved that without the commitment that we put in certain features

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    Zero Deaths The Department of Transportation (2014) discusses how this research will expand on the Minnesota’s Office of Traffic Safety and partners implemented a program named Toward Zero Deaths. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Office of Transportation (OTS) conversed on working together on Toward Zero Deaths in 2001. For the most part, both agencies shared the same vision to decrease the number of deaths and severe injuries traveling on the roads of Minnesota. Finally, DPS

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    fast. Once it drops to “F”, the grade is considered failing. May structures have already failed or are as be described as “on life support”. This is an issue that needs to be taken care of through the Department of Transportation and local public works before it becomes a response issue for the Department of Homeland Security. Decaying infrastructure can have devastating effects on the people of the United States. In April 2009, delinquents

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    carried the Interstate 35W across the Mississippi river connected the downtown east and Marcy-Holmes. Its construction began in the year 1964, was finally opened in 1967. It connected the northeast of Metrodome on its south end and the University of Minnesota on the North end. The bridge was the boundary of “Mississippi Mile” downtown riverfront parkland. The north foundation of the bridge was near the hydroelectric plant built in 1988. The south abutment was in an area polluted by the coal gas processing

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    was conducted on the town of Buffalo, Minnesota (MN). Buffalo is a rural community that is centrally located between Minneapolis and St. Cloud, MN (Buffalo Chamber, 2015). This allows Buffalo residents the opportunity to commute 35 miles to the surrounding suburban areas for healthcare and greater employment opportunities. After completing our community assessment, we concluded that there is a lack of sufficient health care resources and reliable transportation available to adolescents suffering from

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    agencies are working diligently to develop a remedial measure to save drivers’ lives (DOT, 2011). To alleviate the road hazards in Minnesota, the road safety inspector conducts routine safety inspections. The safety inspector examines the highways, construction signs, bridges, and obstructions that may block the motorists’ view (DOT, 2011). The State of Minnesota is vulnerable to various potential hazards. These hazards are associated with man-made and natural disasters that threatens the loss

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    Association). Minnesota is one of the fourteen states plus Washington D.C., Guam, and Puerto Rico that have primary enforcement. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety states, "The Minnesota Law says it is illegal for drivers to read/compose/send text messages and emails, or access the internet while driving." This law is even in affect while you are at stoplights. In Minnesota if you get caught once, you face a fine of $135. If you are caught twice, you are faced with a $225 ticket. Minnesota Department

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    Von Thunen

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    has also changed how accurate the Von Thunen model is in Minnesota today. It is accurate for things such as where certain products are grown, but not for things like climate and soil. The availability of labor for agricultural use has grown exponentially with the introduction of better transportation. Most food during Von Thunen’s time was grown near the markets. Today it’s most commonly grown far from the metropolitan area. New transportation has helped with this transition. Automobiles and trains

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    Criteria for Enrolling for Yoga Blooma is an organization that was founded in 2007 by Sarah Longrace, a birth doula and yoga teacher who wants to help women and families, especially pregnant women (Blooma Twin Cities & Blooma Nashville, 2016). In the prenatal yoga classes, all of the students were pregnant. However, the instructor Alicia said, “People can come when they are trying to get pregnant or when they are pregnant. But, they don’t have to be pregnant in order to attend a prenatal yoga

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    Minnesota Road Safety

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    to fatal car crashes, contributing factors, trend analysis, the comparison of collisions in the State of Minnesota urban and rural roads and highways, the roads and highways safety inspection and mitigation plans. The literature points out the potential challenges in the field of emergency management on the motor vehicle collisions in the United States. Incorporate The Minnesota Department of Traffic Safety focuses on implementing traffic-law enforcement programs and public education with the

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