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    My topic is about drunk driving. Drunk driving is important as a result of people need to understand the consequences of what happens when you are under the influence and driving. It’s also important due to the fact it will save people lives if people knew about driving under the influence. Drunk driving has a tremendous impact on the criminal justice system as a result more police officers would have to go and investigate drunk drivers‚ charge them with DUI’s‚ then later have to process them into

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    “Mm-hmm‚” Katie cocked her MAC-11 and kept her eyes straight ahead to the van. As I neared the van again‚ the man loaded another drum magazine into his RPK‚ cocked the action and resumed firing at us. A civilian car swerved in front of us in an evasive maneuver‚ and I tried to get around it but clipped its left rear corner‚ and it spun out on the side of the road. “Shit!” I looked back at the car which had screeched to a halt then turned my attention back to the van. The man in the back fired some

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    Drunk driving‚ and driving under the influence of any drugs‚ is a bad idea. But many mistake it for accidents only causing physical damage. But the consequences are far more severe. The most obvious effects of driving under the influence is safety. This not only affects those who do decide to drink‚ but also those who are driving safely. It is for this reason‚ that drunk driving is so dangerous to all of us. One driver can affect numerous lives‚ and even cause multiple fatalities in one crash. It

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    Alina Zubenskaya  Sue Pesznecker   WR­ 121  Don’t Drink and Drive     Driving under the influence of alcohol has affected and devastated countless lives.  Driving under the influence is one of the most dangerous situations you can put yourself or  someone else into. The evidence against driving while intoxicated is massive and it has left a  long trail of broken dreams and lives. If you drink and drive‚ not only do you possibly put  yourself at risk‚ but your passengers and pedestrians‚ and other people on the roads

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    What is the Best Solution to Preventing Drunk Driving in BC? It is true that automobiles make it convenient for people to get around. Drunk driving is a serious crime - in terms of its prevalence and its consequence. A statistic from British Columbia Ministry of Justice shows‚ from 2008-2012‚ 472 people were killed in road crashes that involves at least one driver with a BAC (blood alcohol concentration) over 0.08 in BC‚ and these alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities accounted for 26 percent of the

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    Over the years‚ the world has seen a rapidly increasing number of teen involvement in drunk and reckless driving cases‚ specifically from the time periods 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. A 12 a.m. curfew on weekends and a 10 p.m. curfew on weekdays would help to protect teens and others on the roads late at night from getting into troublesome or dangerous situations. In my town of Leesburg‚ Virginia‚ a 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. curfew is placed on anyone under the age of 18 on all days of the week. The curfew is

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    Drunk Driving There are many car accidents every year; several car fatalities are due to drunk driving. Therefore‚ the penalty for driving under the influence of alcohol should be more severe and we also need to increase prevention education about having drunk drivers on the road. Each year‚ many drunk drivers are on the road and this increases the risk of the car fatalities. Lost of the love ones‚ lost of the important family members and lost of friends are the results of the irresponsible drunk

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    Drunk driving is one of the most dangerous activities you can partake in because it can not only deprive you of life and happiness‚ it can also affect others in huge ways. According to the information given in the lesson‚ alcohol can start affecting you in a major way after as few as twenty minutes. These effects include slower reaction times and impaired judgement which can be extremely dangerous because you are not aware of the risks you are taking and how your actions affect others. You can be

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    penalty for drunk driving must be dramatically increase is because it is an offense committed by the most number of people all over the world. Statistics shows how massive this dilemma affects the community. In Today’s society‚ tremendous number of accidents associated with drunk driving causes misery and tragedy‚ making it one of the main issues the government keeps on solving. Drunk driving is actually one of the most common problem that ultimately hard to be resolve. Innocuous driving entails vigilance

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    recognized for a more strict yet fair opportunity for a driver’s license. The question most teenagers ask is‚ “Why must we have a graduated license?” This comes from teenagers who think that they are untouchable and impossible to be hurt in severe ways. Depending on population‚ teenagers should be allowed to take driver’s education at a younger age. For example‚ in Wyoming there are only 5.8 people per square mile. This allows for less of a chance of a crash so people at 13 and 14 should be allowed

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