Hazardous drivers.

  • Date: January 22, 2004
  • Level: Junior High, 7th grade
  • Grade: F
  • Length: 2 pages (378 words)
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    road rage, taken into consideration, retaliate, impatience, wheel drivers, defensive driver,  ...breaking the rules, tape recorder, harmless person, rules of the road, one at a time, intolerance, detained, acknowledgment, frustration, anger, personality
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Hazrds of unsafe driving There are many Hazards of unsafe driving such as road rage. What makes this such a hazard is Feeling endangered, such as being cut off, Being detained by other drivers who are going slowly, Watching other people breaking the rules of the road and Feeling the need to retaliate. The first step to conquering road rage begins with acknowledgment of the feelings of impatience, frustration, anger and intolerance that drivers experience. Second, drivers should try self-witnessing behind the wheel. Drivers get to know their driving personality by pretending to give a play-by-play summary of their drive, speaking out loud. Putting a tape recorder in the car to record drivers' comments. The third step is to modify driving ...

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... hazard that is unsafe is speeding. Speeding has been cited as a contributing factor in nearly one-third of all fatal motor vehicle crashes. The majority of drivers in the United States consider speeding and other forms of unsafe driving to be a major threat to the personal safety of themselves and their families. The threat of unsafe driving is real and dangerous. There is a reason for speed limits that's why there their. If you fail to follow the speed limit, it could result to some serious consequences, such as not being able to stop in time, killing a helpless victim, or hurting yourself and family. Speeding could also result to time in jail. Driving unsafely

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