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    There are an estimated two-hundred and sixty million registered vehicles in the United States of America. Every one of these drivers has a unique background which shows through their different, and sometimes unbearable, driving habits. Although it can be hard, it is important to realize that you will not be the only person going out and driving today. One has to be cautious of others who may be driving poorly. More importantly, it is necessary for us to avoid those distracted drivers that seem

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    I am absolutely certain that everyone at one point in their life has passed by a littered beach, park or road. There are critical steps and guidelines that must be taken in order to Adopt-a-Highway, such as applying for the program, learning the rules, using the correct equipment and taking the necessary precautions. Before cleaning the community, you may want to apply to the Adopt-a-Highway program. A program runned by the Department of Transportation (DOT). There is no fee included, although there

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    What Are Crumple Zones?

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    Crumple Zones Crumple zones are a safety feature in vehicles that are designed to deform and crumple in a collision. These zones absorb some of the energy and force of the impact, greatly reducing the amount of force emitted onto the passengers. The two main purposes of crumple zones are that they reduce the initial force of the crash, and they redistribute the force before it reaches the vehicle's occupants. The best way to reduce the initial force of a crash with a given amount of mass and speed

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    Rim Regional Council

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    Low volume roads play an important role in Australia’s 825,000km road network particularly in areas like the Scenic Rim Regional Council, where the bulk of the network is made up of these roads. They act as a vital lifeline to convey residents to economic centres, employment and school to name but a few. If not maintained to an acceptable service level, the region will suffer financially and socially. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1. Background The Scenic Rim Regional Council covers an area of

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    Nt1310 Unit 8 Project

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    and System & Regional Planning Offices provided comments to Design including a roundabout as an alternative to address the bike/peds movement. • Traffic and Hwy Ops provided a recommendation that ICE policy cannot be applied to this project since this is an existing project prior to the Sept. 2013 ICE implementation date. However, unofficially, the traffic volume on SR 29 would require multiple-lane roundabout and introduce concerns for merging and weaving movements. Built year unconstrained vehicle

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    Recently, a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a hit-and-run accident in Pueblo. A vehicle in front of the motorcyclist made an abrupt u-turn, causing the motorcyclist to crash into the side of the vehicle. Unfortunately, the motorcyclist was thrown from his motorcycle, and he suffered serious facial injuries. Even more unfortunate was that the driver of the Honda fled the scene. Motorcycle accidents can have devastating results, but a conscience driver can often prevent a collision with a motorcycle

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    Sam Crocker Miss Erickson World Lit 10th of November, 2015 Better Drivers Drivers not knowing many of the rules of the road puts themselves and those around th it a danger to themselves and everyone else driving alongside them. Drivers should be required, by law, to take road tests every four years to help make the roads a lot safer. Their would be less accidents because people would understand more laws. If there were drivers tests every four years people would be less likely to learn something

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    As a new driver, the number one rule of driving is being a defensive driver. Road rage is aggressive driving caused by disagreements with other drivers, most people are in a rush which causes the tendency of taking things wrongly. Therefore, road rage is a serious problem, thousands die every year and drivers continue to lose their patience. I’ve witnessed road rage almost every time I’ve been on the highway. You see videos of people getting out the car smashing windows, other cars hitting each

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    Drifting off to sleep while driving can lead to a vehicle drifting off the road. An uncontrolled moving vehicle is dangerous and can cause fatalities, injuries, property damage, as well as legal problems. Staying alert and awake is crucial while driving. Rolling down the car windows creates wind in the vehicle and can keep drivers from drifting to sleep. Passengers or hands-free devices can allow the driver to maintain an alert state of mind by engaging in conversations. Drivers of cars or trucks

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    For many people, summertime means blissfully quiet hours boating on the lake or exciting afternoons jumping sanding dunes or racing through the forests on their ATVs. While these activities are undeniably fun, they also carry more than their fair share of risk, which is Boerne residents have come to rely on Michael E Glick Insurance to make sure they have all the protection they need. These insurance experts will cut through all of the misconceptions to make sure you're fully covered before something

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