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    Gerberbull Research Paper

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    USOO5381155A United States Patent [191 [11] Patent Number: Gerber [45] [54] VEHICLE SPEEDING DETECTION AND Date of Patent: [56] Jan. 10‚ 1995 References Cited IDENTIFICATION U.s. PATENT DOCUMENTS [76] Inventor [211 Arrnonk‚ N.Y. 10504 App]- NOJ 257‚267 Eliot 5- Gerber‚ 9 Frog Rock Rd-‚ 4‚866‚438 9/1989 Knisch .............................. .. 340/936 5‚204‚675 4/1993 Seldne ............................... .. 340/933 5‚231‚393 7/1993 Stnckland

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    ------------------------------------------------- B. REASONS FOR TRAFFIC LAWS ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Why do we need to keep traffic laws? ------------------------------------------------- -Safety ------------------------------------------------- -Common Understanding ------------------------------------------------- -Order and movement in traffic ------------------------------------------------- The most obvious

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    studies and researches proves that having a speed limit can save lives‚ not to mention money. Since the demand for owning an automobile has extremely increased throughout the years‚ so has minor and fatal car crashes in the US. 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). The need for speed limits has grown as well to help decrease the amount of

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    incident that I remembered was when my mom told me to always obey the speed limit because one day I will unexpectedly have to pay the price.  Not only could I kill myself by speeding‚ I could kill other innocent people that could have been involved.  Unfortunately‚ I choose to learn my lesson the hard way. I was caught for speeding on a city street by a police officer.     I had just finished my classes and was heading home. I decided to take a different route home. Although it’s a longer route home

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    of car accident for their bad judgement. Some of the worst driving habits include speeding‚ driving while tired‚ and texting; most of these lead to car accidents with fatalities. Speeding is against the law for a reason; it is extremely dangerous and almost always plays a part in vehicular accidents. It leads to death in numerous cases‚ and that can cause an enormous weight on someone’s conscious. Most speeding is done on main highways where a person generally has chances to pass other vehicles

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    The question I chose to respond to is to explain the sociological theories of crime. I chose to specifically focus on the labeling theory. The textbook definition describes labeling theory as examining the ascribing of a defiant behavior to another person by members of society (Introduction to Sociology: pp.147). In other words‚ this means what is considered deviant‚ or the nonconformity of norms accepted by most people‚ is determined by the reactions of others to the inappropriate behavior‚ rather

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    face the accuser. The driver loses either way when they get a ticket from a camera‚ they are forced to either take time off work to go to court and fight the ticket or just pay a fine in cash. So either way the driver is losing. Drivers are at a huge disadvantage when caught by the red light camera as they don’t know for possibly weeks or months until the ticket comes in the mail. By this time it will be hard for them to fight the ticket in court so they are more than likely forced to just pay the

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    residents do not follow this law‚ it can cause danger to other drivers. Traffic laws are something EVERYONE needs to follow. While attending driving school‚ the main reason why people were attending was for speeding. Including myself‚ driving school has taught me the dangers of speeding. Speeding is not always the cause of crashes‚ but it is a main event in this situation. Alabama’s basic speed law provides that you must never drive a vehicle at a speed that is faster than the reasonable speed. Weather

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    be speeding in speed zones. Some states allow up to a certain speed over legal speed limits. A ticket can be written in certain instances of course. This is where officer discretion comes in and dissects what can warrant a cause for a ticket in the situation. When using rule utilitarianism an officer would have to take into consideration if all of society was allowed to speed excessively over the posted limit. If an individual decided to speed in a school zone then that would warrant a ticket in

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    legislature and asked to provide data about vehicle movement within the state for all cars with a satellite tracking mechanism. Based on the movement of the cars over a certain time‚ the police can decide when a car was speeding. They intend to use this data to send speeding tickets to those who moved too far‚ too fast. If you are the research firm‚ would you supply the data? Discuss the ethical implications of the decision. Introduction In 21th

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