Driving Law Reforms Research Paper
- Date: July 26, 2004
- Level: High School, 11th grade
- Grade: A+
- Length: 5 pages (1151 words)
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Driving Law Reforms
The next time you get in your car, take a look around at all the people that have the potential to kill you and your loved ones. Driving really is a scary thing that is not to be taken lightly. Many people are simply poor drivers and should not be allowed to have a driver's license. It does not say in the constitution or in any government document that being a United States citizen guarantees you the right to drive. However, it seems that no matter how poorly a person drives they still have the luxury of getting their driver's license. We cannot prevent all accidents but we can lower the number of ...
... physical downfall is poor eyesight. Many elderly people do not realize or accept that they may not be able to drive at night. Their eyes begin to have problems deciphering depth, and they have a hard time distinguishing turns. Another problem elderly people face is reading small street signs, which causes them to become lost very easily.
The last physical problem the elderly face is the fragileness. When they do get into a crash their feeble bodies will more likely be broken and crushed requiring reconstructive surgeries and long stays in hospitals. This chart illustrates how young and old drivers are much more likely to be involved in a crash.
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