Cars are designed to transport people in comfort. Some cars, called vans, are designed with more seating and legroom thus they are able to fit more people. Cars are made different not only by the looks but also in size. A car is usually smaller and with that comes the advantage of better gas prices and better mileage. Thus traveling long distances in a car is cheaper. Cars also have rear, front, and all wheel drive. A car's engine is also not very strong. A car typically has 4 doors and a trunk…
Traveling by car allows for quick transportation allowing humans to survive longer in a zombie filled post apocalyptic world. A car can be used a storage for personal items and food or as a safe shelter if stranded. A car can act as a weapon while driving, which was exemplified in The Dawn of the Dead. A car is a basic necessity for life, although, a car powered by gas will not last long in a post apocalyptic setting. In result of a zombie outbreak, governmental and societal breakdown are inevitable. Money will be useless and I believe that we…
Automobiles are able to travel a lot faster and longer then by wagon. Automobiles are able to go from farm to market keeping the produce fresh. Cars also have a huge service in helping emergency workers save lives and catch criminals. Police, doctors, and fire fighters depend on their vehicles to get to the emergency as quick as possible. Cars have changed the way we travel instead of riding in a wagon pulled by two horses we can ride in a car with 200 – 400 horse power.…
Cars are a fantastic invention. They make our lives more carefree by getting us from place to place quickly while abolishing the need for legs altogether. Instead of walking that 3 blocks to McDonalds, why not drive there? You get there faster and you can eat sooner. Driving has a lot of benefits. But driving also takes a lot of fuel, and everyone knows that fuel for cars isn’t the cheapest of resources.…
Once again Dad and I were stuck in a traffic jam. The trip from our house to the library usually takes five minutes, but this time we found ourselves sitting in the midst of a river of cars that crawled ahead a few feet at a time. Up ahead, we saw that three lanes were merging into one. Two cars had collided in a fender-bender, and not only that, but they had done so in a work zone where one lane was already closed. As I watched pedestrians on the sidewalk leave us behind, I complained, “I could almost have walked to the library faster than this. I certainly could have biked there much faster.” That was when it occurred to me: If more people rode bicycles instead of driving cars, they would save money, be healthier, and contribute to cleaner air.…
Because cyclist and motorist have to share the road, there is some debate as to where a bicycle commuter should position themselves while riding on the road. “New bike commuters are often intimidated by riding on the road and often choose to ride on a side walk which sometimes isn’t safe” (Pennsylvania Bicycle Coalition). Although automobiles and cyclist are both allowed to share the same road way, this can cause a safety hazard in some situations. As motorist, we must respect the rights of other road users including bicyclist. Cyclist don’t need the same type of insurance motorist must carry. “They often won’t have it unless they have private or house insurance covering them as cyclist” (Foley).…
Bikes and walking are a great and easy solution for the problem of cars. Plus, they add a great…
Cars are one of the most dependable inventions ever created. Cars have become one of the quickest mid-distance or long-distance travel ways and for every three people in the U.S, one will have a car. Cars have changed the we travel. They have allowed faster and and safer travel that allows the car to be more highly rated as a way of transportation. Cars have also developed many new features as well and people need to learn how these changes came to be.…
First, these days, people accustomed to the automobile for all transportation. When you want to go to the office, or centershop, or a lot of other task, first thing which you will think is using the automobile. Also, nearly all the people who dicede to go trip for holiday, have cars, and therefor, using their automobile…
In any two vehicle collision, the smallest vehicle sustains the most damage. The occupants also have a higher injury and fatality risk. This means that the motorcyclist always loses in collisions with other types of vehicles. In addition, their two wheels make them less stable in poor road and weather conditions. Their lack of a protective cage, seat belts, and airbags mean that they rarely survive collisions unscathed.…
There are a lot of places in the world where one can go to bask or have good time. There are also ways to go to those places, such as in cars, planes, trucks or trains. People from our society do not have much money to buy those expensive machines, trains nor planes. Today´s generation merits enough to buy cars or trucks depending on what is going to be the purpose of it. No everyone likes the same type of transportation, but most of them like cars more than trucks. In this essay there will be comparing car vs trucks and how they are alike in the interior, exterior and the engine.…
The size of the car and the speed at which it travelled significantly increased the risk of road accidents. Cars made crimes like kidnapping and robberies much easier. The manufacturing of cars requires a wide range of materials which causes a severe depletion of resources and the factories pollute the environment (through air, water, sound, etc.). Cars release pollutants like carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, lead etc which are not only harmful for humans but also cause environmental problems like ozone layer depletion. The usage of cars requires specific environment like roads, highways so that led to the degradation of landscape. The preference of cars over walking has decreased social interactions. A Socialist Graves Brown argues that "Many people in developed countries do not even know their neighbors and rarely walk unless they place a high value on…
It is common for many Americans to have their own car and to drive as their form of transportation while many other countries walk and use public transportation, such as bus or train, as their way of travelling.…
Bicycles, whether they be mountain bikes or just ordinary street cycles, play an important role in society, especially in sport and in general means of transportation. The history of bicycles and their contribution to an economical means of transportation goes as far back as the 19th century. Bicycles have progressed and evolved ever since and ever improving with the introduction of spoked wheels, a chain drive connecting a crank with pedals, pneumatic tires and suspension which brought on massive popularity in the latter part of the 19th century. All of these innovations, ironically, actually lead to a rapid decline in the bicycle industry and this was because early 20th century American automobiles were taking over. Not only was the automobile industry taking over, it was the bicycling craze that brought pneumatic tires, spoked wheels, the manufacturing processes for machining gears and assembling frames that actually paved the way for automobiles to become so cheap and reliable at such a rapid rate. The next great transportation innovation and revolution – aviation, was in many ways a child of the bicycle industry in the sense that most of the early inventors, pilots (steering an early plane was identical to steering a bicycle by leaning into turns) and builders were previously a part of the bicycle industry. For most of the 20th century, America was completely fixated on automobiles and aviation. However, even more ironically, the soaring prices in fuel, an obesity epidemic, as well as more recent manufacturing processes and materials for the automotive and aerospace industries, paved the way for stronger, faster, lighter and cheaper bicycles. The very innovations in the automobile and aerospace industries that nearly wiped out the bicycle industry, eventually led to its revitalization and resurrection.…
These are some of the reasons people may prefer to use a car to travel rather than paying for public transport. When travelling in your own car, you have your own space. You do not have to worry about crowded trains or buses. Annoyances like crying children,…