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    Yet electric cars have not seen a great increase in sales over the past decade. When the first gasoline-hybrid vehicles hit the road they had a painfully slow upstart. Some of the factors holding electric cars back would be the high cost of production, short driving range, recharge times, and the need for advanced dependable batteries. The batteries themselves, however, are part…

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    few out there, so few people own them. Your owner's manual and the dealers who sold you the car repeatedly told you that the autonomous car was a “thing of the future”; that it was the safest option in the modern world. However, as you ride down the road, you notice a group of people begin to cross the street. Your car is not slowing. While there are other cars with manual controls, your model has none. The question here is not “What can you do now?”, but is “What can you do beforehand?” Let’s…

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    Route 66 Research Paper

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    The main road everyone in the world drives on is Route 66. Route 66 relates to leadership because it is running about 2,400 miles through Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, and California. The legacy behind Route 66 is that train engines were limited in the terrain they could cross, railroad routes were painstakingly chosen, so they built the route 66 for another option other than taking a train. The cause of Route 66 is because Cyrus Avery links Chicago, Illinois and Los Angeles, California…

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    I currently reside in Markham, the city is a part of York Region and is located just north of Toronto. I moved there at the end of eighth grade, and since then it has been my hometown. Markham is a boring place to be, rarely does anything eventful ever happens, and there is really nothing to do, there is a mall, a theatre and occasionally there’s a festival, which is pretty much it. This is aided by the fact that crime is low in the city, there are few murders and little robberies, with most…

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    The growing population of the Americas, westward expansion became more inevitable. The soil in the east wasn’t able to keep up with the increasing crowded population, and the rich westward soil peaked many farmers interested. However, before the transportation revolution there was no way to get there. We can watch as the new transportation technologies grow, the westward expansion does as well. The new transportation technologies such as the canals, steamboats, and early railroads the bound the…

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    consumption (Ferreras, "The Driverless City"). Lawrence D. Burns, author of "Autonomous Vehicles: No Drivers Required”, echoes the viewpoint that driverless cars will decrease deaths from road accidents, since approximately 90% of road accidents are caused by driver error ("Sustainable Mobility: A Vision Of Our Transport Future"; Waldrop, "Autonomous Vehicles: No Drivers…

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    created wagons with flanged wheels that gripped onto rails (Transport Innovations: A Guide to the Industrial Revolution). Some people have argued that the most important factor to making the United States industrialized and the “development of the modern United States was the growth of its railroads” (Edwards). People have also said Newcomen’s steam engine and Watt’s improvements to the steam engine “changed the world forever” (Transport Innovations: A Guide to the Industrial Revolution).…

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    Negligence Research Paper

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    would in a specific set of circumstances. Here are four concrete examples of negligent truck driving: Distracted Driving Texting and cell phone use are just two of many ways that the truck driver and take his mind off his driving or his eyes off the road. While some types of trucker distraction are against the law such as texting and using hand-held cell phones, others are not, yet are also dangerous. These include hands free cell phones and thinking about non-driving things. Poor Tire…

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    Traffic Congestion Speech

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    traffic generates demand for space greater than the available road capacity; this point is commonly termed saturation. This increased number of cars on the roadway has help to give rise to the congestion problem. The escalation numbers of vehicles and inadequate infrastructure cause extreme traffic congestion because there are too many cars on the…

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    title now giving players plenty to think about. Wheel of Fortune On Tour is a new game that packs up the famous show and transports it to all four…

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