Driving Test Essay

Today, if you are traveling in Mexico, between the city of Toluca and the town of Ixtapan de la Sal, there is a lovely highway that makes the journey quick and easy. However, years ago, anyone making that journey was forced to travel along a dangerous and winding mountain road. On one side of the narrow road there was steep vertical rock and on the other side there was a sheer drop. One evening, many years ago, a bus departed from Ixtapan de la Sal as usual, making the familiar journey to…

receiving our drivers license. Getting this gives us freedom and independence. I know teenage driving has been stereotyped in a negative way, but this is not always the case. I do not think teenagers are the only ones to blame. One reason I am disagreeing on raising the age of which you receive your license is because we need the experience. The earlier we start the more experience we are going to get. The driving program should be introduced to us sooner. Freshman and sophomore year we…

Speed is an important part of an MC's arsenal; though you don't need to rap as fast as Twista- who currently holds the world record for fastest rap- you do need to learn how to rap fast to improve your versatility. Here are several exercises you can do to improve your rappping speed: Follow LL Cool J's Advice. One of the greatest rappers of all time, LL once recorded a track where he rapped the alphabet while saying "the" in between each letter. So it came out like "The A-The B-The C- The D,…

windshield gets dirty often? Your car's windshield can gather dust, bug splats, stains, and other kinds of dirt. A dirty windshield can seriously affect your driving, so you should clean your windshield often if you want to drive more safely. A dirty windshield can also make your car look really unattractive. If you want to have a great driving experience, then you will want to keep your windshield clean. After all, you do not have to get a windshield replacement, just because you did not clean…

instructions on how to drive your vehicle-you should have already learned that in driving school. What a car owner's manual provides are explanations on how to use the car's different components and features, such as the windshield wipers, defroster, turn signal lights, etc. And depending on the car's manufacturer, the manual may also contain tips and reminders on basic car maintenance (like when to replace your tires), defensive driving (appropriate use seat belt and airbag), and responsible…

An interesting sociological insight that I picked up from this article, is a relation between the Roughnecks and marginalized communities. While marginalized communities are clearly at a much larger scale, I noticed that the concept that defines a marginalized community, that they are a material legacy of injustice, can apply to the Roughnecks too. There were several reasons throughout the article as to why the Roughnecks were termed as more delinquent than the Saints, even though their…

If more than half of teens are learning to drive from their parents, could parents be the cause of the high number of crashes among teens? Teenage driving laws have reduced the number of crashes among teens these past few years. The fatal crash rate among 16 year olds has gone down, while the crash rates among 18 year olds have gone up. Driving programs have restricted and made it harder for teens to obtain a driver's license. Teens should be able to drive at 16 for many purposes. A…

Driverless cars: Driverless cars offer many benefits to all people in today’s society which relies heavily on cars to get from place to place. Some people however cannot drive due to disability or another aliment that prohibits them from driving. Self-driving cars work but using an array of different sensors and map systems to help them drive on the road in the safest possible way. These cars use different types of software that predicts what the objects surrounding the car are going to do.…

Self-driving cars, fab or fail? Google has announced the release of their self-driving car in 2020. Self-driving cars are essentially programmable cars that take anyone to any coordinate on Google Maps. the car will be equipped with multiple cameras to be able to "see" the world around it. However, all computers develop glitches. A simple computer glitch could be fatal on a highway. In the event that traffic laws must be ignored to save a life, will drivers be able to do so? Can we trust wires…

I think that speed is more important for making a roller coaster exiting. although acceleration is also important for that fast, scary feel in general speed is more important. First of all doing corkscrews or going upside down you need to be going fast so that it is safe. This works by using centrifugal force or inertia. If it is too slow you wouldn’t be able to do it of have to need very heavy buckling for safety and, that wouldn’t be fun. Also I think that the main thrill factor in a ride is…