P1: What happened in the role play? Intro: I am going to be explaining about what happened in the role play? We had a role play, where there was a case about Jackie Jones who was accused of dangerously driving contrary to Section 2 of the Road Traffic Act. The classroom was arranged into a Crown Court. There was one judge, one witness, one clerk, couple of students were members of the jury and some were members of the other juries, there were one usher, there were two lawyers, one lawyer was a
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driving. Drivers with low tolerances for traffic delays might respond by following too closely, changing lanes frequently, or becoming angry at anyone who impedes their progress. Some people drive aggressively because they have too much to do and are running late for work, school, their next meeting, lesson, soccer game, or other appointment. There are many ways to avoid becoming a victim of road rage. First you can obey posted speed limits and traffic laws. You must be cautious and expect the
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Specifically, while some cars can slow down at an acceleration of -10.0m/s2, older cars are incapable of stopping at such an acceleration hence, this difference in cars increases the chance of accidents because some cars will decelerate faster than others, thus, the stopping distances would vary. In addition, insufficient weather conditions could make the road excessively slippery or coarse, which may slow down motorists while they are driving,
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faster than having a full length conversation (Loftis, 2009). The text sends immediately and the response is almost simultaneous. Using a phone while driving is also helpful because of the access to GPS and other apps that can direct you to locations, traffic issues, weather, and music. Without having a phone in your car it is almost impossible to have any connection with the outside world. Texting has become second nature to many teens and most when asked believe that it does not hinder their ability
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acquiring a vehicle. By having insurance, motorists are ensuring the safety of drivers in Massachusetts because of the decreasing of the hit-and-run. When involved in an accident, an undocumented driver is more likely to flee the scene even is not
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TITLE PAGE Company: “Malik Construction & Builders” Project: “Road Construction” TABLE OF CONTENTS Members and Contributions Asad Saleh Hayat: Project Manager Contribution: Planning, Managing and Controlling Project Fahad Mehmood: Project Administrator Contribution: Facilitator
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people, young and old, are killed every year. In response to this dilemma, our class has thought of a possible public policy solution that could potentially help reduce the amount of traffic-related fatalities.What is this policy? This policy is adding more traffic safety tools such as adding more refuge islands, traffic signals, and speed bumps. Now one may ask, how will this policy affect people? Foremost, it will increase taxes because of the people/services required to create the crosswalks. This
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I-95 Express Lane Project The I-95 Express Lane Project has a negative and positive effect on the surrounding area. The express lane project is nearly a billion dollar endeavor designed to ease traffic congestion and decrease travel times. The project has been broken down into four segments and covers an area of approximately 29 miles from Garrisonville road in Stafford County to Edsall road in Fairfax county Va. This expansion of the current High Occupancy Vehicle lanes (HOV) are designed to
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Speed limits need to be raised, there is not much else to say about it. A higher speed limit would lessen time spent driving places, and increase the flow of traffic tremendously. Crash rates would go down due to people not having to worry about disobeying the law. Roads would be smoother, for reason that cars traveling at higher rates of speed require safer and smoother surfaces for safer travel. And with safer travel we will have faster travel In the article, “Raise the Speed Limit” the author
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Speeding over the posted speed limit was necessary for my safety, my passenger’s safety, and the safety of others traveling in my direction. I couldn’t exit the carpool lane early for safety and accident prevention. Surely nothing in the code requires a driver to blindly follow the letter of the law when in dangerous situations. Since I was required for safety to exit the carpool lane to allow the tailgating vehicle to pass, I contest that my actions
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