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    In today’s society, a cell phone owner can be found at almost any given time with a phone in their hands. This may seem harmless but behind the steering wheel of a vehicle, it is deadly. In 2011, twenty-three percent of vehicular accidents involved the use of a cell phone (“Texting and Driving Statistics”). Texting and driving is unsafe and wrong. It violates the driver’s responsibilities on the road, impacts more than just one person, and it has endless effects. When a driver receives his or…

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    Out For Children

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    safety of children around you, be sure to apply the following practices into your driving life. Watch Out for Children Each week, at least 50 children in the United States are involved in a backover accident. While the majority of children are able to be treated in an emergency room and survive the accident, sadly about four percent of children hit by a vehicle backing up do not live. The majority of the drivers are parents or another close relative of the child, and one-year-olds are the most…

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    First, you should always expect that a train can be coming at any time. Once you make sure it is clear to go, you can cross with caution, however never shift gears if driving a manual car because you could stall your car. This could be dangerous if a train starts to come and your car is in the middle of the tracks. Also, you should never try to judge the speed of a train because big object always look like they are moving slower than they actually are. If you try to beat a train across…

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    your driving privileges from you, or give you points on your record (legalmatch). However, cars have gotten safer and more advanced to aid us in the road. They can detect when a person is close to the car and stop if they fell the object is to close but they don’t do this all the time. They are not enough to make the road safer. Car can stop when they detect someone, but do we really want to trust a car, what if it doesn’t work. People should just follow the laws and stop being distracted…

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    safety-approved. Look for a helmet that has a Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) sticker. If you have any questions, ask them at the store where you are buying the helmet. Never buy a used helmet. • Get a new helmet if you get into a bike accident.…

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    In the film, “Ordinary People,” the Jarrett family suffers from several problems due to a fatal accident in which they lose their older son, Buck. The death of Buck causes several problems in their relationships, turning them into a highly dysfunctional family that constantly struggles to get along. Throughout the film, Beth, Calvin and Conrad engage in acts of “silence or violence,” barely attempting to address most of their problems, which could have been fixed using conflict management skills…

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    Texting While Driving

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    that might distract the driver and cause an accident. Officials said that distractions are when the driver takes their eyes off the wheel. (Neely 9). People think they can still text and drive, an article said "A recent survey by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that more than a third of drivers had read text messages while behind the wheel, and that nearly…

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    and driving. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that “over eight people are killed and 1,161 injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver each day” (CDC, 2016). Have you ever been in an automobile accident and quickly realized that a small electronic device was the cause? Millions of Americans see this kind of blatant disregard for human life played out each year with the utilizing of mobile phones while driving. Distractive driving is defined as…

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    This article focuses on a topic that has killed many people since mobile cell phones were invented. In just a year, nearly 1,000 people have died in car crashes that are believed to have been caused by cell phone usage while driving. When people text and drive, it is considered equivalent to driving while drunk. I was drawn to this article because it is a very important topic to me. When people decide to pull out their cell phone while going 60 miles per hour on the highway, they are not only…

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    Engineering Design Case Study The Takata Airbag Recall Airbags are one of the most important safety equipment in almost all vehicles on the road today. All new cars sold in Australia today come with airbags as standard (NRMA, 2017). United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that airbags save the lives of at least 2500 people every year in the United States alone (Glassbrenner, 2002). People rely on airbags to save their lives if there is a crash, therefore…

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