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    Road Safety

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    the road and most importantly stick to the speed limits or stick to a speed which will allow one to stop within a safe distance. Drivers must‚ most importantly‚ take responsibility for themselves at all times. By this I mean‚ they must know that they should not drive if they feel tired‚ sick‚ drunk or upset. They must also ensure that the appropriate eye wear or hearing aid be worn if necessary. Patience is a quality in which drivers must exercise. They must be cautious especially on wet roads‚ pedestrian

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    Traffic Conditions

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    and bus stops are full of people traveling for long or short distances. Nevertheless travelling has the wrong side which contains high prices‚ polluting‚ laying low and danger. If you have a car sometimes it can be expensive to pay for petrol‚ road taxes‚ weight taxes and parking charges. You also have to repair it sometimes and it’s too costly. Besides these aspects car isn’t the cleanest vehicle‚ so people sometimes should think it over to change their cars to a public transport device like

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    The Human Condition

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    The city‚ a place where people could live the “good life”‚ not only because it was the only place that enforced laws and justice‚ but also because without it people cannot possibly be good people. The city allowed for people to be good and virtuous‚ so by living in this way‚ it made for a virtuous life‚ which is in fact living the “good life”. Living in the countryside is not easy‚ everyone seems to be stuck in the same redundant dilemma‚ the struggle of moving forward. Opportunities are very limited

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    Reckless Driving

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    200900046 Mr. Omar Yassin Comm 1331/Sec 106 Nov. 11‚ 2009 Reckless Driving Cars invention helped to satisfy people need for transportation. Although‚ driving defensively is the global demand for using cars‚ still there are some drivers practicing different kinds of reckless driving behaviors on the streets. Reckless driving is a kind of behavior that you will eventually regret. There are so many effects caused by reckless driving. This paper will discuss three of them‚ loosing vehicle control

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    Road Trauma

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    Road Trauma; two little words‚ that pack an almighty punch into the lives and families of those affected by vehicle accidents. A definition by the Australian Academy of Science: “The word ‘trauma’ is especially appropriate to describe the injuries inflicted by road crashes. The medical profession uses it for any bodily injury or wound‚ but more literally it means ‘a powerful shock that may have long-lasting effects’ – an apt description for the sudden violence of a road crash”. (NOVA: Australian

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    Nervous Conditions

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    her life could definitely be made better if she was like one of them. This made her strive even harder for education. Hence‚ I conclude that Tambu was not seduced or brainwashed by the "Englishness". After all‚ this is the road Tambu had chosen for herself voluntarily‚ a road that she assumed will promise her well-being‚ dignity and freedom.

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    Driving Age

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    before the age of 18 ? " People are discussing the driving age for teenagers. I don’t know why we should lower it. I think its important to keep it at 18 years of age . possibility of parents losing control over their children‚ the immaturity of teenagers‚ and the history of the teenagers’ accidents and deaths are the main reasons. Statistics show that people under 18 are more likely to die than older people When teenagers under 18 take driving licenses parents will not be able to guide them.

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    Drunk Driving

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    Ashlynn Smith Mrs.Nowlin 3A November 8‚ 2012 Drunk Driving Every year thousands of people die from drunk driving. Some survive a car accident‚ but others aren’t so lucky. Drunk drivers should have more punishments than what we have today. It would make the roads a lot safer if we had more cops out‚ make the blood alcohol level lower than it is now‚ and make the punishments stricter. This would of professional cops and law enforcements are highly trained‚ competent professionals

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    Texting And Driving

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    else.” Distractions while driving are completely unacceptable‚ however‚ our society has made it normal to text or make calls while driving. There are many causes to why people use cell phones while driving‚ and with causes there are effects. People like to fit in with society. Whether this means dressing the same or listening to the same music‚ people‚ especially teenagers‚

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    Nervous conditions

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    Nervous conditions NERVOUS CONDITIONS Tsitsi Dangarembga ←Context→ Tsitsi Dangarembga finished writing Nervous Conditions when she was in her mid-twenties and‚ upon its publication in 1988‚ won widespread critical acclaim for its complex and nuanced portrayal of the challenges that a young Shona girl faces in her efforts to break free of her impoverished background and acquire an education. “Shona” is the name given to various tribal groupings living mostly in the eastern half of Zimbabwe‚

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