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    Ancuient Technology

    connecting virtually the entire empire. The Appian Way was built in 312BCE, one of the earliest Roman road built. The network or road would eventually consist of over 55,000 miles of road, with a width of 20-40 feet, depending on the amount of traffic and use of the road. Built mostly by soldiers, the use of these roads greatly empowered the Roman Army. Unaffected by weather, quicker deployments, and faster distribution of communication, supplies, and food were possible, increasing efficiency.

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    Dangers Of Speeding Essay

    The light turns green. The car in front of you slowly accelerates to a blazing speed of...35mph. A quick glance to the right confirms the suspicion that lingers: 50mph speed limit. Passing is out of the question, as a solid yellow line blocks the freedom of an open road. So now the question arises, Why? The answer can be found through the extra five minutes it takes to reach the destination. The time spent in a car can be the most eye­opening period of one’s life, if one allows it to be. Too many

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    Train Safety

    Trains and their cars are incredibly heavy, easily more so than a regular car. It is absolutely necessary for safety to check both ways on a track, or on several tracks, before crossing. As a pedestrian, it is especially important to be able to hear and see, meaning hoods and headphones off. Even if you can’t see a train coming, sometimes being able to hear one coming makes all the difference. If you have a bike or a skateboard, or something of the sort, do not ride across the tracks. Again, check

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    Railroad Crossing Research Paper

    It is doubtful that someone would jump in front of a moving train. This is based on the assumption that they are intelligent enough to know that by jumping in front of a train they are going to get hit. And that outcome is not in their favor. If they would not jump in front of a train, then why would someone think it was a good idea to drive in front of one. The reasons for driving in front of a train, or onto the train tracks, are probably as diverse as the number of people who do this. There

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    Drunk Driving Research Paper

    Many car drivers find out the hard way that the posted speed limit is meant for optimum road surface and driving conditions. The same is true for commercial or owner operator truck drivers except that there are many more circumstances for them to watch for. Driving too fast for the road conditions or in situations that are adverse to trucks can lead to an accident. Here are three of them: Slippery Pavement This category includes wet pavement as well as snow and ice conditions. Although wet pavement

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    Argument Analysis: Driving While Stupid By David Barry

    Driving While Stupid During the course of day, things are noticed or experienced that can cause an individual to form an opinion. Not everyone has the same opinion. One way to get an opinion across is to provide an argument that supports the opinion. If the argument is convincing enough, the individual might be able to persuade others to accept the opinion as fact. The goal of this paper is to show how the author of “Driving While Stupid”, David Barry, makes the argument that Miami has the worst

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    The Elderly Drive: Why People Don T Drive

    Today, there are numerous types of people, whether they are young or elderly that have their driver’s license. With all of the billions of people in the world, taking up little road space, you would think that it would be hard to simply drive to your destination without any mishaps. By through thorough examination, it is quite evident that everyone is a terrific driver. These people hardly do anything wrong and they always drive perfectly and appropriately. They always know what they’re doing and

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    Selk Bags Research Paper

    Selkbag is primarily intended to be used as a sleeping bag, and it is also very useful as a full body snowsuit. There are different selkbag designs, such as Lite, Realtree® Xtra® (camouflage), and Star wars. The Selkbag was created in 2006 by Rodrigo Alonso, as part of a family of innovative, fun, and highly useful products. The name Selkbag was inspired by the Selk'nam natives of Tierra del Fuego, Chile, people who dressed sparingly despite the cold climate of Patagonia. Selkbag is a snowsuit and

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    Road Rage: Emotions Or Aggressive Driving

    Road Rage Emotions and attitudes can become a distraction when you are driving, this is why you should be aware of the affect that distractions have on your driving safety. Emotions like anger and stress can be as distracting as drinking and cell phone use. This emotions can be originated because of driving in difficult conditions. This is called road rage, or aggressive driving. There are different ideas society has about what this means, some of them are that it is just a way to take advantage

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    Traffic Jam

    SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY HECKSCHER-OHLIN MODEL Submitted to: Prof.Dr.Mohammed Ali Rashid Dean School of Arts & Social Science Submitted by: Faria HossainLisa Batch-17

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