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    In the dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451 one of the themes was Ignorance V.s Happiness. In the book‚ the main character Guy Montag is constantly in the battle of being unhappy and believing that his happiness will be found in books. But there is a constant struggle of them being illegal and the fact he is a firefighter standing in the way. He has the duty to burn books but Montag believes the world would be happier if people could know what was in books rather than society’s image that books cause conflict

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    Many people do not know their rights‚ most people do not even know the English language‚ and they are usually intimidated and target by the police when they pull them over. The fourth amendment does prohibit police officers from detaining pedestrians and conducting any kind of

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    users as pedestrians‚ cyclists‚ motorcyclists and newly-qualified drivers. Many are unaware that road incidents are the biggest cause of accidental deaths and serious injuries amongst young people. There is a need for all those involved with young people to help teach clear road safety messages to equip them to understand and manage the risks they encounter as road users. Need & Significance Road safety is a high priority for parents of younger children and there is a focus on pedestrian and cycle

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    clothes. There are eight empty tables taking residence in the painting‚ and they are placed towards the front of the painting‚ and also to the right of the diners. Next to and behind the café‚ there are people walking through the night streets. The pedestrians are dressed in brighter colors and more elaborate clothes than those that are seated. There is a street next to the restaurant that appears to be made of cobblestones‚ and the street winds around the restaurant to the rear of the painting and towards

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    they had just morally praised such a vehicle‚ they expressed that they would not be inclined to buy or be a passenger in one. Indeed‚ the reported likelihood of buying a self-driving car that would sacrifice passengers to save a greater number of pedestrians was significantly lower than the likelihood of buying a self-protective model (Bonnefon et al. 2016: 1574). Furthermore‚ the participants made it clear that they would disapprove of legislation that enforced programming vehicles with such an algorithm

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    you today. Firstly‚ texting and driving must be banned because it is very hazardous not only to the person who is texting and driving‚ but for the other drivers and pedestrians. If a person is texting and driving‚ they are multitasking and paying more attention to their phone than the safety of the other drivers and pedestrians. This causes a great amount of car accidents every year. While driving‚ adults and teenagers cannot resist the urge to pick up their cell phone and send a text or respond

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    exporters to find the truth through scientific evidence. A particular investigation that we will be examining is the death of a pedestrian from a ‘hit and run’ accident. Although car accidents are not a major cause of death‚ they are quite a lot of cases and they are always very tragic. This investigation will investigate a deliberate ‘hit and run’ where the pedestrian experienced tertiary impact‚ causing many fatal injuries and then was run-over by the driver. The first rule of any locus is

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    Unit Location Forklift identification (make‚ model‚ rego or plant number) Item Yes No Comments 1. Work place design a) Is the forklift operating area separated from pedestrians? b) Is pedestrian access to forklift work areas restricted by barriers? c) Are pedestrian walkways and zebra crossings provided? (where relevant) d) Are forklift operating signs and / or mirrors provided at all blind spots? e) Are changes to workplace design / layout communicated

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    Self-driving cars are being built and are being experimented with everyday. Google has been building driverless cars for a while now. Features the cars will have is a GPS receiver‚ laser range finder‚ windscreen‚ video camera‚ radars‚ and an 160km-range engine. Although the self-driving cars already have all these features‚ it still has glitches that are continuously being operated on to be improved. Driverless cars technology cannot be fully trusted. A driver should have the option of driving his

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    killed and 78.2 per cent (3‚99‚911) of the total number of persons injured in road accidents during 2011 (Chart 22). The fault of the cyclists and that of the pedestrians appears to be of marginal consequence accounting for a share of 1.3 per cent and 2.4 per cent‚ respectively‚ in road accidents during 2011. Cyclists and pedestrians were responsible for about 1.8 per cent and 3.1 per cent‚ respectively‚ of total number of persons killed in road accidents. Defects in the motor vehicles caused

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