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    school zones, there were several recurrent themes: speed, signage, and signals. Although there has been a gradual increase in research completed on school zone efficiency itself, there has been little to no empirical research completed concerning police personnel within the school zone due to the lack of data gathered from police agencies. It is without question, that when driving through a school zone, drivers need to abide by the mandatory speed limit set by the state, especially since the…

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    Pros Of Speeding

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    over the speed limit when you are on the interstate the standard speed limit is seventy miles per hour for rural interstates and forty five miles per hour is the minimum speed limit. The speed limit for most business and residential area is twenty five miles per hour and on secondary roads the speed limit for trucks is forty five and for other vehicles it is fifty five. Speeding could be the death of you so never speed.…

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    When the Federal Government tried to enforce a speed limit for the entire country, they chose to intimidate those states that failed to obey by holding federal road funds which should have been found to be unconstitutional. The decision on whether or not to impose a speed limit should be voted amongst the members of Congress or simply decided by each states Government and state officials such as Governors. Threatening to withhold a state’s federal road funds so that the Government could get…

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    Speed limits are put on signs on the side of the road for a reason. They do not need to be removed ever. They are there to keep all vehicles to drive at a safe speed and to keep all passengers and surrounding human beings safe while they're driving. When people speed, they can also get a $500 fine for endangering other vehicles driving by. They're there for multiple reasons such as safety, tickets, and saves gas. One of the reasons listen above for speed limits need to be keptis for the safety…

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    they do not need to follow the speed limit and feel that they can go above it to get to their destination quicker. About two thirds of all drivers will exceed the speed limit every day (Parker-Pope). People do not realize how dangerous driving above the speed limit can be. If one driver is coming into oncoming traffic and the other is far above the speed limit, it will be nearly impossible to stop in time before coming into a collision. For most drivers, a “safe” speed is typically just…

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    The effects of speed on public highways can be lethal to yourself and to others. By speeding you put everyone around you in danger because that when you go over the speed limit your lowering the amount of time that you will have to react to a situation such as heavy braking or cars that are traveling slower than you are. Speeding is not even good for your car, by speeding everywhere you could make all those miles driven on your car a lot rougher. You will also lose money by speeding everywhere…

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    Cost Of Speeding

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    Many people speed because they will get to their destination from minutes to hours sooner. The opportunity cost of driving at the speed limit is the time that is lost that the person could have been used for participating in other doings. Most people would obviously choose to speed if this was the only choice in whether to speed or not, but there is the possibility of a speeding ticket. Many people choose not to speed because it is not worth the cost of speeding, while others have an inelastic…

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    have a car that drives itself? Well now, companies are making driverless cars so that people don’t have to drive themselves. We should be able to have driverless cars in the future because first of all, they take out a lot of danger in driving, speed limits could be increased, and there will be way less traffic jams. Opponents might argue that self-driving cars don’t completely take accidents out of the picture. According to the leading website Auto Insurance Center, driverless cars could…

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    didn’t use his turn signal so I almost knocked into him. I hate when people drive without using turn signals, go under the speed limit, and have their brights on. Driving without using turn signals really grinds my gears. Driving without using turn signals really grinds my gears. When the person in front of you is coming up on a turn and they start to slow down their speed to make the turn into a new lane or to get onto a new road can cause something bad to happen. If you are a driver with…

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    think that is “okay” to speed when someone is hurt or ill, but it is not okay when people speed because they are in a hurry to get to a party? I think this lies with where we place our values. We value the life of someone above the law of the speed limit; while in contrast, we value the law of the speed limit above someone getting on time for a party. We cannot stop there however, Socrates has taught us to question everything. So diving deeper, why do we have a speed limit? There are a few…

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