Firstly, seat belt use should not be mandatory because seatbelt campaigns spend millions of taxpayer dollars that could go toward funds for causes such as schools and charities.…
50 extra dollars per vehicle or legally registered item may seem like a great deal of money. Especially with the economy the way it is today. Our roads in Loudon County and even in Tennessee alone are excellent roadways. I do not know how many of you have ever traveled outside the state, but almost all other states roadways are horrible. You may not think about these issues until a tax is proposed. In Tennessee alone the state spends approximately three million dollars on our roads every year. We need to look at what we already have and see that our government is trying to better our county and state. We need to consider paying an extra 50 dollars a year per vehicle to continue our excellent roadways.…
your chances of injuries. Speeding is one of the easiest ways to wreck. When you are traveling…
The driver is often prone to aggressive competition and prides themselves for being faster than other drivers. These drivers are aggressive and have a bad record traffic and some many have their license revoked by the bad practices they do. When these drivers are in vehicular congestion almost always use the right carrier to avoid…
In America, transportation is an important part of our life but what's more important is the road. Have you ever wondered how it all started and the significance of the road. The roads improved our economically drastically by providing jobs, profit, and expanding our economy. Politically it helped citizens in many ways, protection and security, military purposes, and it improved technology. There were some issues that were brought up, environmental issues where the roads destroyed trees and landscape and that some of the roads destroyed or went through other people’s property. Socially, it provided communication and easy travel, connecting family and friends with one another. The Interstate Highway Act is an important part of American history…
1) Future tolling rights are legal claims to collect charge from public levied for passage along a particular road, highway, or bridge, at a later time (Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary). Future tolling rights of the M7 toll-road are BrisConnections’ intangible assets. The road is a public-private partnership with the Queensland government (Wikipedia), in which private companies build the roads and are given a limited franchise. When the franchise expires, ownership is transferred to the government. BrisConnections’ annual report showed that future tolling rights is provided by the government through the concession deed. This is an agreement which concedes the use of the road to the project company for a specified period, signed by the entity established by the State in relation to the design and construction.…
If your child was walking home from school you would want a piece of mind to no they are safe. If it wasn’t a speed limit law a lot of children and pets would be in danger. Image If you where a senior citizen walking your dam and an idiot speed past, you wouldn’t like that not even a little. You have to think of others when you drive.…
The government is the major money maker when it comes to collecting funds from speeding tickets and or traffic violations; which they collect on the back end from taxes and etc. The U.S governments are in support of and allow independent states to set the increase and decrease…
Speeding is a factor in 31 percent of all fatal crashes, killing an average of 1,000 Americans every month, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which estimates the cost to society of speed-related crashes to be more than $40 billion each year. Speeding is a problem not only on freeways, but also on local streets. Many commuters opt to take surface streets, thinking they can more efficiently…
Furthermore, Our public highways become dangerous and disastrous because of this infantile act. It disturb people, in a fact when a accident occurred traffic become jammed and meander. Which could lead to severe problems. Have you not experience this? Have not ever got tired of this? Then what are you waiting for? You should pass the law and we’ll be grateful for your action and will be highly appreciated.…
The economic costs may be even higher. American drivers fork over more than $100 billion for extra trips to the repair shop every year because of subpar roads. Due to congestion, motorists spend 6.9 billion hours stuck in traffic. That waste of time and fuel sucks $960 from the average driver's wallet each year.…
You can cause a car accident that can affect other drivers like you on the road.…
But the effects of the congestion charge have been controversial. Fewer cars entering the zone don’t mean less congestion. There is not enough parking to leave your car, if you want to avoid the toll. Then if you don’t use your car you will have to take the bus or the metro. But the metro in London is really expensive and buses, at the peak hours are too crowded. I believe that this toll penalizes the middle class people who work in the zone and live in the…
A public good gets worn-out and tapered in value for everyone. I lived in a city for five years named Bangalore-India where the distance to travel is not measured in kilometers but it is measured in time due to the overwhelming traffic. It would easily take up to 45 minutes to cover 15kilometers.Public roads are a very interesting example of common property that are being shared by people all over the world, each person has his own interest in mind and no concern to how the property is being exploited, they are just worried as to how quickly and easily they can reach their destination, but when almost every individual believe that public roads are the easiest way to meet traveling needs the roads are then jammed up and slow down the overall traffic which in turn leads to filling the air with pollution from halting the cars.…
Should governments spend more money on improving roads and highways, or should governments spend more money on improving public transportation (buses, trains, subways)? Why? Use specific reasons and details to develop your essay.…