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    A car's windshield can be an essential security gadget. Not only does it take care of the driver and passengers from wind, dust and flying particles, but specially-made auto glass raises the power belonging to the front within the vehicle. Sad to say, even with the comparative strength of auto glass, hurt can nevertheless appear; if a car or truck is traveling at 70 miles per hour, even the littlest stone flying from the air can result in a chip or a crack. It is a issue simply because any harm…

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    Whether or not driverless cars should be used in everyday life. Although the idea of driverless cars is amazing, This theory is flawed and has room for mistakes. Driverless cars have some benefits as well as some cons. The world could change dramatically from this decision whether it’s good or not. The Pros of this Idea The idea of driverless cars is good in theory, For example, People can get to work faster using computerized strategies and routes for…

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    certain amount of hours. Raising the driving age from 16 to 18 is a terrible idea. Having bad drivers at 16 then raising the age limit. There will be bad drivers at age 18. Teens should be able to drive starting at age 16 to get to work, school, or hanging out with friends. Instead of bugging their parents or older siblings, they can drive for themselves. Graduated driver’s license is a better idea than raising the age limit. Teens have to earn driving privileges than at once. Bad…

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    The next morning, when John met up with Dr. Asa Breed, Dr. Breed told him that Felix had once randomly left his car in traffic. Felix's wife, Emily, went and picked it up. While she was driving it home she got in a terrible accident where she badly hurt her pelvis. Dr. Breed blames her death (in giving birth to Newt) on her injury. Dr. Breed then introduces John to Francine Pefko, the secretary for one of the scientists at the laboratory. She knew nothing about the work her boss did, and she…

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    Self-Driving Cars Self-driving cars are a type of technological advance that is commonly seen in science fiction movies. This fantasy will become reality as car companies plan to sell a “Driverless Car” in three to four years. However, like most fantasies, introducing these cars into reality will likely result in a variety of problems related to safety and legal issues. Due to these issues, more preparation is needed to safely release the driverless car into public. Those who support…

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    Second, have your car stock with important emergency roadside supplies. Have a flashlight, jumper cables, a shovel, blankets, and a windshield scraper. It will be wise of you to take your cell phone so you can call for help. Third, practice winter driving before you drive on the roads. Start by going to an ice or snow covered parking lot to practice maneuvering,…

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    people's opinions. The age to be raised could be good for the cops if they were to pull a teen over, then they would treat them like a adult. A good reason we shouldn't raise the age is because teens are developing skills in their life everyday smf driving would just help them even more. If anything the age should be lowered. There is teens out in the world that act more mature than most adults and are more responsible to get a licences. I think it should stay the same ages but also should be…

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    Hoot Hoot; a book. Hoot; a movie. Hoot; a movie and a book, so different yet so alike. Beatrice Leep, Roy Eberhardt, Mullet Fingers, and a whole lot of trouble. The ways of the owls; the ways of the humans; team owls or humans? Hoot is a very well known book, as well as, a well known movie. The main ideas of the book and movie are the same but, when you get into details, things become a little more different. For example, in the movie Officer Delinko says “Where’d all these holes come from?”,…

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    Danger In Into The Wild

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    Danger is a big part to teenagers . This prompt is stating an important fact to most teenagers now a days . Now a says teenagers just try being "reckless" at least to them its reckless , while to most people its dumb . Driving to fast , driving drunk , being on drugs , to most teens its "reckless" , but whats the reason for it ? It doesn't help at all , it just makes your life in danger . In the book , Into the Wild , Chris put his life in danger , but he wasn't trying to be reckless .…

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    I learned a lot of things reading all that information, I learned to always slow down when you come to a railroad crossing In the essay the author states, "Never pass a car that is going your direction at a railroad crossing." Also dont park closer than 50 feet from a railroad crossing unless signs tell you that you may or it is allowed by the signs. I learned that when you stop at a crossing, you should be between 15 and 50 feet from the rail road tracks. And that trains usually honk their…

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