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    tires to use for the winter season. These tires are specifically made to withstand the harsh conditions of snow and ice while increasing traction. Preparation is vital in winter driving conditions. In case of emergency,…

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    Since distracted driving resulted in over 3,200 deaths, and 391,000 injuries a year (National Center for Statistics and Analysis, 2017), is creating devices making hands-free cell use easier while driving ethically defensible from an interactive designer’s viewpoint? At first blush, hands-free cell usage appears to solve problems of distraction. However, there are three types of distracted driving: visual, manipulative, and cognitive. When it comes to cell phone usage, hands-free may mitigate…

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    Distracted driving is very serious and dangerous. It is because of so many drivers being distracted behind the wheel that cause dozens of accidents and deaths every day. There are many different types of distracted driving, you could be on your cell phone, or eating a sandwich, listening to music, or even just an emotional mess, distractions are everywhere, inside or outside your vehicle. Inside the vehicle you have more of a risk at being distracted because you could have a fairly talkative…

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    Texting and Driving Should Be Treated the Same as Drinking and Driving Thousands of people lose their loved ones every year due to car accidents caused by texting and driving. Many know about it and the consequences it can have but still chose to do it. Texting alone is not a dangerous activity. Millions of people have the privilege and luxury to text each and every day without having any repercussions. However, once someone enters the car texting needs to stop immediately. Texting…

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    cell phones especially while driving a vehicle. Texting and driving accidents have been steadily increasing as technology has been evolving to newer and better things. People don’t realize there are huge consequences to texting and driving, which include; tickets that can cost up to $300, vehicle impoundment, and criminal charges. The expense of ticketing for texting and driving varies from state to state. The state of Iowa inhibits the use of cellphones while driving, but this ban has only…

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    Texting while driving happens everywhere without not caring that they are committing a crime as well as putting others lives at risk. While texting and driving you are putting your life and other people's lives at risk. Over half a million people attempt to text and drive every day! This leads to 1.6 million crashes every year, and over three hundred thousand injuries every year! One of four crashes are caused by texting and driving. The penalty is too soft, and should be evaluated and changed.…

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    United States, a driving school is an imperative part in getting a driver's permit surprisingly or after the suspension and repudiation, pulling some protection cuts, and perhaps some documenting up some information for conceivable permit redesign (as in the event that with the CDL supports). Driving instruction has flourished in the heart of the auto driving arrangement of the Americans; that it has turned into a need. Frankly, not all states are obliging drivers to take a driving instruction…

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    Driving takes skills such as good eyesight, concentration, safety skills, and judgement. There are many challenges to getting a driver’s license, and teenagers are not as inclined to get a driver’s license anymore because of inexperience with driving and more challenging driving conditions. The road test is also more demanding, and driving education and the price to insure a teenager gets more expensive every year. Parents also play an important role into whether their child decides to start…

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    qualified to take the driving examination. The courses are state specific, and you'll learn about the laws and traffic signs in the state where your license will be issued. Learning how to drive is broken into two parts. First, there is classroom learning where you are taught the basic rules of driving and traffic laws. You'll also learn about the dangers of drinking and driving. Once you have taken the required number of hours of education, you can take the written portion of your driving test…

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    of participants agreed that any form of text driving has negative or very negative effects on their performance, nearly 35% of them reported that they still frequently or very frequently do text driving. This finding is supported by National safety Council report about distracted drivers (4). Despite participants’ stated belief in the dangers, they reported using cell phones while driving. There are four types of distractions considered in text driving: visual, auditory, manual, and cognitive.…

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