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    Dangers of Speeding

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    When riding through any type of speed zone you should be extremely precarious. Especially in a school zone‚ due to the children going and leaving school as well as all cars that could possible be lined up waiting to pick up and drop off. The Lake Oconee Academy speed zone is approximately 35 miles per hour. Going over this speed zone could harm your self and the people around you as well. Violating any school speed zone could endanger the lives of children crossing the street‚ buses traveling back

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    Making Things Fun

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    in almost anyone’s life is the need to obey the speed limit. Whether you are running late to work‚ casually driving around town‚ or just running errands following the speed limit can feel very boring. Richardson brings up the question: “Can we get people to obey the speed limit by making it fun?” He showcases his solution to this problem in a video called “The Speed Camera Lottery – The Fun Theory.” In the video‚ he shows that following the speed limit can be something to be enjoyed.  He attributes

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    Effects of Speeding

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    Many drivers these days would probably agree that there’s a “need for speed” on roadways everywhere. There’s always people running late for appointments‚ rebellious teen drivers‚ and fast sports cars who think they have the right to go faster than what the law prohibits. It’s not until they’re caught that they realize they’re no more important than the rest of the drivers on the road. Speeding is a very customary way for drivers to break the law. Breaking any law usually leads to unpleasant consequences

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    Dear Americans

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    Dear Fellow Americans Over 10‚000 people died in speed related accidents in 2009 in the United States. Now let’s fast forward to 2013 when The National Safety Council estimated that 35‚200 people died in U.S traffic accidents; plus there were about 3.8 billion crash injuries requiring medical attention. An official from the agency blamed majority of it on human error (speeding). People disobey speed limits for some of the same reasons they break other laws. Its gives them a sense of power

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    10 mph over the posted speed limit. But that small increase in speed translates to a 78 percent increase in collision energy that’s nearly double. 13‚000 lives lost each year due to speeding. Crashes where speed is an issue cost society more than $40 billion annually. In the U.S.A. it costs society more than $76‚000 for every minute you gain by speeding. Speeding is often one of several risky factors in fatal crashes‚ because alcohol-impaired drivers are more likely to speed‚ and speeding drivers

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    Driving

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    Drivers that speed are engaging in irresponsible and impetuous conduct. It is especially dangerous to speed in residential neighborhoods where children and pets may be playing. Speeding drivers can also be dangerous in neighborhoods where homeowners in their vehicles are entering and exiting their driveways. Driving at an excessive rate of speed is quite common. This practice is especially dangerous when driving through a residential neighborhood or a school zone. Posted speed limits are not meant

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    The Dangers of Speeding

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    I will never ever speed again. Speeding cost way too much time and aggravation to continue speeding.   This ticket has made me realize that all speeding does is put me and other people in danger and waste a lot of gas. And in these economic times wasting gas isn’t the best idea.   I am unemployed and I’ve been trying to get a job to pay for this ticket so my parents wouldn’t have to. This is good because now I know that speeding is just wrong.  I can drive 45 in a 45 and some one could be doing 60

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    Station design on high speed railway in Scandinavia A study of how track and platform technical design aspects are affected by high speed railway concepts planned for the Oslo – Göteborg line Master of Science Thesis in the Master’s Programme Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering TOVE ANDERSSON DAVID LINDVERT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Division of GeoEngineering Road and Traffic CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Göteborg‚ Sweden 2013 Master’s Thesis 2013:50

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    wanted to impose a national speed limit and instead of enacting legislation they decided to threaten the states that failed to comply‚ by withholding federal road funds; I feel it should have been considered unlawful. The choice to enforce a speed limit should fall under the responsibility of each individual state. It should be voted on by the states elected officials whether a speed limit should be raised. I believe that Congress did not simply enact a national speed limit because Congress wanted

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    The effect of Speed Limits on Road Traffic Accidents Summary An experiment was carried out to investigate the effect of speed limits on road traffic accidents. The investigation took place in Sweden during the summers of 1961 and 1962 and lasted for 92 days in each summer. For part of the 92 days general speed limits of 90km/hr or 100km/hr were imposed‚ for the rest of the time they were not. The number of

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