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    Race And Traffic Violation

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    male or female. In this study there are two independent variables Race and Traffic violation. Race is a social group that shares a common and distinctive culture, religion, and language. It is measured how the participant identifies themselves in the survey. He or she will choose white/Caucasian, Black/African American, Hispanic, or Asian. If participant is more than one race they can check off more than one survey. Traffic violations is the dependent variable. They are defined as the disruption…

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    Script Title: 5 Most Dangerous Roads To Drive On Whether riding in the backseat of a limousine or the driver’s seat of a Fiat, we all travel on the same roads and we all face the same dangers on them. Of course, some roads are more dangerous than others. While most roads we drive on on a daily basis are nicely paved and carefully laid out, there are some roads that would be more suited to the hooves of a mountain goat than to the wheels of a car. With potholes aplenty, a plethora of dangerous…

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    Accidents are scary; unfortunately, they are also inevitable. No matter how safely you drive, winter weather ices the road, cars deteriorate with age, and drivers make mistakes. But it helps to know that no matter the situation, there are people willing to help. In Mountain Home, AR, those people are employees of Discount Towing & Recovery. Discount Towing & Recovery provides attentive service local AR residents have come to depend on. Whether they have been in an accident or require a jump…

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    Ooh, that was a close one. You almost caused a car-train collision, which would have resulted in really bad things. Did you know that there are more and more people who die in at railroad crossings now that there are more drivers? Well, there are, and you almost caused another one. Next time you are at a railroad crossing, be sure to be extra cautious, and remember all of these steps. You always need to slow down at a railroad crossing, even if a train is not coming. If there is a car in front…

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    SAFETY FIRST A wonderful, yet wild place, Yellowstone has many dangers both hidden and overt. Each year a number of tourists are seriously injured and even killed in accidents that occur in and around the park. This is not Disneyland, the extraordinary natural features that keep Yellowstone such an alluring place can also make it perilous. The effort to provide a true wilderness experience lends to inherent dangers. Thus, common sense and extra precautions are always in order. Automobiles:…

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    Daylight Saving Time is adopted by more than 70 countries. However, more often than not people are against shifting the time. Is the idea still beneficial? To start with, Daylight Saving Time increases human safety. For instance, if the daylight hours last longer, the visibility on the road is better. Consequently, there are fewer car accidents. Another thing is that criminal activity is lower as most wrongdoings are committed in the dark. Furthermore, thanks to shifting the time people use less…

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    Tailgating is all-too-common on the roads today. Not only does it give you little reaction time when the car in front brakes, the car also blocks your view of the road ahead. If the vehicle in front is a truck, then your lack of visibility is compounded. Tailgating a motorcyclist threatens the person's life. Motorcyclists can fall off their bikes on slippery pavement or when they hit a pothole. Should this happen to a motorcyclist just a few feet in front of you, you won't have time to avoid…

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    I've always heard that drivers should practice "defensive driving." It makes sense, we all know how big a car is and how fast it can go, you can find all of those numbers somewhere on the car itself. We all know someone who has been in an accident, be it minor or major. When cars collide, it can be catastrophic and everyone knows it well. But somehow, at least for me, the idea of it actually all being real didn't happen until I had gotten into an accident where I was forced to deal with the…

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    My initial reaction to the image with the caution sign was confusion, I've never a sign like that before. It also made me wonder why such a sign even exists. The silhouette figures in the image look distraught, they are running away as fast as they can, as if they were being chased. The way the mom is holding the little girl's arm as if trying to get her to run faster, and the girl trying, but failing to catch up with her mother. The caution sign is meant to warn people about families or…

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    On or about Saturday, December 09, 2017, Officer Tran, Badge # 40388, of the Valley Traffic Division Police Department, contacted Respondent as a result of a 911 dispatch call for a DUI traffic collision investigation that a vehicle blocked the drive way and collided with the gate. And, upon investigation, determined that Respondent had been driving the motor vehicle that was blocking the roadway. »Contention: Counsel for the respondent argued that there was no volitional movement of the…

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