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    Being near railroad crossings and railroads in general can be a very dangerous thing to be around. However, as long as we practice the right safety measures and precautions we can go past them without injury. To start there are road signs that you should always follow while driving near railroad crossings. At most railroad crossings there are crossing gates, flashing lights, and loud bells if to make sure you know that a train is approaching. You should never go around them because a train will…

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    interconnection a) In your own words, describe what the study of the geography of interconnections is. The study of the geography of interconnection refers to the connection between environments and places. The places and environments can be linked by roads and railways, as well as various methods of transport can help connect one place to another. Cars, planes, ships, buses and trains are used to transport people and goods around the world for various reasons, such as tourism, trade, business…

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    to discover how roads connect people and the effects on the world. On his adventures he meets many people along the way. On each journey, he usually knows someone or has some type of connection to a person who has been to or lives in the current destination. The layout of the book is broken into chapters and mini chapters, which reflect on the main chapter. Each chapter represents a new location and a new road. Conover travels all over the globe to research and experience roads and their…

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    Fortson, he steered his vehicle onto the left shoulder of the road. Just prior to coming to a complete stop, he noticed the camper/trailer approaching his vehicle from the rear. In response, he quickly accelerated his vehicle and attempted to pull it back onto the roadway just as the trailer came into contact with…

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    Traffic By Tom Vanderbilt

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    too, are victim of rude gestures while driving, and feeling invincible. Traffic by Tom Vanderbilt is about different variables that affect drivers on the road. Your attitude is different on the road than what it is when talking to a friend. Past experiences driving, society, and even your fellow passengers help shape you who are on the road. Vanderbilt does a very nice job on explaining different factors of why people may swerve too late, or not see the oncoming 18-wheeler. Tom Vanderbilt has…

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    driving around them. I wish to share information that could be beneficial to the audiences driving habits, and then go over how it can applied in our everyday driving. Present Problem Around 1.3 million people die annually in automobile crashes "Road Crash Statistics". This number is far too high, and a major contributing factor is inconsiderate driving habits amongst the majority of the population. I wish to discuss information…

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    Walking out of order is considered inconsiderate when crowded. Walking in a improper way could cause you to bump into another citizen. Texting and walking could cause misdirection on the sidewalk. Don't stop abruptly could cause someone to fall. Cutting in front of someone will lead to someone to trip. Going into a crowded elevator could discomfort for other people. Trying to fit into a crowded place can trapped some people who wanna step off. Fitting into a crowd can cause a malfunction on a…

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    Distracted Driving Today’s drivers have developed bad habits that can cause accidents or even fatal crashes. The road is shared by all different types of drivers including senior citizens and young people, foreign drivers and drivers with no licenses. All these people have different skills, behaviors and moods. In fact, many young drivers do not care about other people on the road and do not realize the real danger of their bad habits. For example, cars are switching from one lane to the other…

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    An investigation into how the theme of survival is presented in Cormac McCarthy’s ‘The Road’ featuring the movie '127 Hours'. Introduction and Aims: 'The Road' is a novel written by British author Cormac McCarthy in 2006, it is based on a post-apocalyptic world, in which a father and his young son cross a dying landscape, towards the coast. This novel follows a seriously ill man, desperately clinging to his…

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    mom with children who can’t take care of themselves especially toddlers. A natural response for a mother is to do everything their child ask for and needs. Mom should get their child in with everything they could need so that they can focus on the road. A lot of society thinks that they are above the law and the rules don’t apply to them. Multitasking while driving can be considered just as dangerous as driving intoxicated (Kiesbye). As we can see Teens are not the only drivers that cause…

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