Push It to the Limit Many things cross your mind while you’re traveling down the road. But have you ever wondered why do we have speed limits? Or maybe you do and you’re the grandma driver that everyone is stuck behind in a no passing zone. Everyone has their own speeds so why shouldn’t you be able to go how fast or how slow you wanted to go. Should we strike down every sign that the government has put up to regulate the speed limit in the thousands of highways around the country? And should we
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Should Highway Speed Limits Be Increased? Should highway speed limits be increased? Should we strike down every sign that the government posts and uses to regulate the speed limit on the thousands of highways around the country? Should we trust the driving ability of each and every person to drive within a reasonably safe speed? The response that most people lean toward is one of negativity. People automatically assume that the speeds presently posted on our highways are there only for our
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amount ordered‚ and total ordered for each week. Changing either of the numbers in the input area should be reflected in changes in your worksheet. Question 4 At the country courthouse speeders pay a fine of $50 plus $5 for every mph above the speed limit. Anyone caught driving 90 mph or over pays an extra $200. Create a worksheet that will allow you to enter
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I agree that the law should continue making and putting up speed limit signs. If they never put up speed limit signs our country would be crashed. There are very good reasons for them and most people disagree with these laws. Some people would be seriously injured if they did not exist. For example say you live on a really curvy road and you had to work late one night. The speed limit on you’re road was thirty-five miles per hour but‚ you were in a hurry to get home and your lights
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that affect speed limits on the road s for vehicles. Speed limit is the maximum speed at which a vehicle can travel in a certain area. Usually they are indicated by signs next to the road. As you can see from the graph below‚ speed limits are extremely important. If speed limits wouldn’t be there‚ a lot more accidents would resolve into death. Speed of the vehicle in miles/hour Percentage of chance of death 20 7 30 44 40 86 Those speed limits aren’t just
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diagram presented in Case 1.3 and complete all the criteria provided in the exercise‚ beginning with this claim: “The U.S. should return to the 55- mph speed limit in order to conserve fuel and save lives.” Include in the map as many warrants‚ backings‚ objections‚ and rebuttals as possible. “The U.S. should return to the 55- mph speed limit in order to conserve fuel and save lives.” Supports Cars are most fuel efficient when driven between 30 mph and 60 mph. Above 65 mph‚ mileage drops
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Many drivers these days would probably agree that there’s a “need for speed” on roadways everywhere. There’s always people running late for appointments‚ rebellious teen drivers‚ and fast sports cars who think they have the right to go faster than what the law prohibits. It’s not until they’re caught that they realize they’re no more important than the rest of the drivers on the road. Speeding is a very customary way for drivers to break the law. Breaking any law usually leads to unpleasant consequences
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Why I Must Be More Careful By Freddie L. Holmes Jr As I sit and type‚ while I can think of a million reasons why I need to be more careful and not speed‚ there are two reasons that seem to stick out at the top of my head. The first reason is‚ I need to be more careful because I could cause harm to myself and second‚ and more importantly‚ to someone else. Causing harm to me can lead to a whole lot of heartache for my family. It would further prove that everything my Mom and Dad were telling
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in almost anyone’s life is the need to obey the speed limit. Whether you are running late to work‚ casually driving around town‚ or just running errands following the speed limit can feel very boring. Richardson brings up the question: “Can we get people to obey the speed limit by making it fun?” He showcases his solution to this problem in a video called “The Speed Camera Lottery – The Fun Theory.” In the video‚ he shows that following the speed limit can be something to be enjoyed. He attributes
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Dear Fellow Americans Over 10‚000 people died in speed related accidents in 2009 in the United States. Now let’s fast forward to 2013 when The National Safety Council estimated that 35‚200 people died in U.S traffic accidents; plus there were about 3.8 billion crash injuries requiring medical attention. An official from the agency blamed majority of it on human error (speeding). People disobey speed limits for some of the same reasons they break other laws. Its gives them a sense of power
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