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    redesigning of the already made products and loss of profit. Thus, making it different ethical view from two different sides. Ford pinto had passed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration standards so it was lawfully accepted. Stakeholders The main stakeholders who are involved in this case are customers who buy the car, employees of Ford like the designers of the car, people in the recall vehicle department who have to make decisions after getting reports from surveys and the…

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    Texting And Driving

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    Keep Your Eyes on the Road Being able to drive a car might be a dream come true. However, it could easily turn into a nightmare that there is no chance to be woken up from. The use of technology has grown gradually in today’s society. In which distracts people from many of those things that are considered important. Texting and driving is one of the biggest problems of the United States. Many teens, as well as adults, have formed a habit of texting while driving their cars. Texting and driving…

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    Since raising the age of drinking in the mid-1980s to 21, many national debates and discussions have been taking place about lowering it again to age 18. Advocates who are for reducing the drinking age from 21 to 18 again usually use common weak arguments. Some experts even believe that not lowering the drinking age does not stop teens from drinking; it may increase the extreme drinking or would drive teens to still drink underground or behind closed doors. However, most of those arguments or…

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    ImageTeen Sleeping: The Dangers of Not Getting Enough Sleep for Teens 8-10 hours. That is the recommended amount of sleep teenagers are supposed to have each and every night. But is that really how much teens are really getting. A study by the CDC has shown that about 69% of teens get less than 8 hours of sleep on a 24 hour basis. This is because of early school times and an excess of homework along with other activities to do. The recommended time for high schools by the America Academy of…

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    Recently, a 27-year-old woman was killed, and her two young children were injured in a rollover accident. None of the three were wearing seatbelts when they were ejected from the vehicle. Fortunately, there things you can do to increase your chances of surviving a rollover accident. As Nashville auto accident lawyers, we want to offer advice for preventing and surviving a rollover accident. Wear your seatbelt. While an estimated 86 percent of Tennesseans wear their seatbelts, more than half of…

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    Martin Diaz Terri Perez ENG101 28 May 2016 Driving Under the Influence There are millions of vehicles being operated everyday throughout the United States. Drivers range from all different age groups, some as young as sixteen to eighty years of age. The majority of drivers will experience some sort of vehicle accident sometime in their lives, whether it’s minor or major accident. One of the worst types of accidents, is when driving under the influence (DUI) is involved. Driving under the…

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    eliminate human error, prevent traffic jams, and change the transportation industry forever. Lets face it humans are horrible drivers and we are limited by our biology. We can only react so fast, or take in so much information at a time. An autonomous system could out perform us in almost any category. Road crashes cost the United States $230,600,000,000 per year! Self driving cars could cut that number down substantially. Remember a time when you sat behind a traffic light and when it turned…

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    Brownlow's Band

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    three (3) years. The next attempt at creating a State Police was Chapter 96 of the Public Acts of 1919. It called for a force of six hundred (600) regular officers and ten (10) district officers. The act was repealed in 1939 when the Department of Safety was created. In 1926, an additional State Police Act was passed, patterned…

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    MLDA: Save The Youth

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    was becoming an issue and traffic crashes significantly increased among teenagers after the MLDA was lowered (“IV”). Groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving advocated for the MLDA of twenty-one in all the states and wanted Congress to act on this proposal quickly. On July 17, 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, which stated that states that have not raised their legal drinking age to twenty-one, will lose their federal highway funding. By 1987, all…

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    Autonomous Taxi Essay

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    effect of transportation planning decision. This paper would also analyze impact on car ownership, mobility, traffic congestion, parking demand, traffic safety, public transit, land use, energy conservation, integrated infrastructure, job market and pollution in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). There is five criteria to satisfy over the conventional cars which are congestion problem solution, safety improvements, less impact on environment, economic feasibility, and comfort and convenience.…

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