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    bodies that responsible in this policy is The Road Transport Department Malaysia (JPJ). This policy is under the Road Traffic Act 1987 on Act 333 which is an act to provide for the regulation of motor vehicles and traffic on the streets and other matters with respect to streets and vehicles; to provide for the protection of third parties against risks arising from the use of motor vehicles;…

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    only posses the capacity to cause annihilating effects on human health but also to the climate, such as depletion of the ozone layer, which lead to global warming. In regard to public health, the pollutants from vehicles can cause respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and asthma. Additionally, the emissions increase the risk of suffering form grievous diseases such as cancer, not to mention the medical costs that accompany such ailments. More particularly, the emissions have been found to be…

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    Does the use of lights and sirens save time? And is that time saved medically important to the patient? Multiple studies conducted over the last 25 years tried to address this question. The data suggests that there is a modest reduction in response and transport times. Compiling the results of the various studies, the use of lights and sirens reduces EMS response time between 1.7 to 3.6 minutes and reduces transport time in be 0.7 to 3.8 minutes. Some of the studies included an independent…

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    a highway. Vehicles getting stuck on the road could cause many problems, including traffic congestion in the area. In many of these cases, a towing service would be required. Because you can never be sure when an accident might happen, it is always best to have a ready number to call in case you need a towing service to come to your aid. Turley Car & Truck's 24-hour Ipswich Tow Truck service is all you need in case you need help. Professional Service Turley Car & Truck is an authorised…

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    Seat Belts

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    A January 20 single-car crash in Knox County led to the death of the 19-year-old driver and injuries to the vehicle’s other occupant, a 20-year-old male. Sadly, neither man was wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. Speed and poor weather conditions are viewed as contributing factors in the crash. The tragedy behind this accident is a reminder that there are certain things that do not mix when it comes to driving. Speed and Bad Weather While drivers should never go over the speed limit,…

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    ARE SEATBELTS POTENTIALLY DETRIMENTAL TO A PASSENGERS HEALTH? A seatbelt is a strip of fabric that can end up being the difference between life and death for many people. They are designed to decrease the chance of injury during a car or airplane crash. They are also proven to reduce the risk of being ejected from a vehicle upon sudden impact. (Transport for New South Wales. 2015) Even though they are considered as safety devices, are they potentially detrimental to a passengers’ health? A…

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    Why People Drive America

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    has cause a society that focuses on driving than any other. This book not only looks into the psychology of individual drivers, but it takes a more broad approach and looks at the countries and their driving habits. Overall the book was a good piece that helped to get into the psychology and threatened the way people see themselves while driving. It created an objective way for people to analyze themselves while they are behind the wheel, and for them to have more of an open mind while dealing…

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    Casey Martin is an example of brute luck, he was born unintentionally with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome. Dworkin would agree and accept Casey’s proposal because he believe those affected by brute luck should be compensated for their disadvantages. I believe that Casey should be able to compete in competitions because everybody should be able to compete; however, by letting him use carts will create inequality and unfairness to other competitors. Rules should also be respected by competitors and…

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    Just as well, I am fully aware that these actions must be followed through accordingly if we intend on making our streets a safer driving environment for everyone, even if it’s at the expense of a few. The purpose of developing these new set of laws is not intended to look down on or offend any social group, young or old, but to acknowledge the never-changing fact that as we age those things such as our vision, or quick decision making skills begin to deteriorate and are nowhere as crisp as they…

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    Crash Scene Essay

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    gather the required information and complete the form for the driver. This helps to ensure that the information provided is VALID and accurate. However, Officers should follow their agency policies in this matter. Key Notes: Florida State Statue (FSS) 316.062 provides what information MUST be exchanged. FSS 316.062 states failure to provide the required information is a violation. LFSS 316.646 (1) (A) states failure to provide the required insurance is a NON-criminal infraction You must…

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