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    point. In Fact we should increase the speed and let the careless drivers deal with the problems they cause and not penalize the rest. Even though driving 55 miles per hour is more fuel efficient,the speed limit needs to be increased because people get to places faster and save time and accidents are only caused by careless drivers. Driving at 55 miles per hour is more fuel efficient and the only way we have to worry about efficiency is because Back in 1973 the United States was in an oil embargoed by Saudi Arabia by five percent. As claimed by Tim castleman “our non renewable fossil fuels,like those used in gasoline, are dwindling at an alarming rate.” (US News) That is another reason why we should keep the speed limit at 55 mph, what will happen if we run out of gasoline? The best thing to do is conserve the most we can! As a matter of fact without fuel to run our…

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    100 Miles Per Hour Poem

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    100 Miles per Hour, Upside Down and Sideways Rick Bragg’s 100 Miles per Hour, Upside Down and Sideways was a true story about the author, who was a young boy at the time. It seemed at a young age Rick Bragg was a lover for fast muscle cars, he loved everything about the cars, the rumble of the engine, the speed and the burning of the rubber when he punched the gas. Using vivid imagery through-out his story to show his memory from that summer before his senior year for the reader to get a clear…

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    Danger Of Speeding

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    People who drive fast do not have a proper control of their vehicle compared to the people who are driving at a safe speed or at the speed limit mark. Speeding is the second most common cause of accidents. Two major reason why people should not speed is to avoid a car crash and running over someone. In a car crash speeding plays a big role. Car crashes can lead to multiple deaths. For example, driving sixty-five miles per hour in a zone of fifty-five miles per hour can cause a serious car crash.…

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    Tornadoes Research Paper

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    expecting this big of a storm to hit and meteorologists did not even see it coming. This tornado soon became known as the “Tri-State Tornado” because it started in Missouri travelled to Illinois, then finally stopped in Indiana. “After killing more than 600 people in Illinois, the tornado crossed the Wabash River into Indiana, where it demolished the towns of Griffin, Owensville, and Princeton and devastated about 85 farms in between. Having taken 71 lives in Indiana, the storm…

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    I would like to inform you that if we take away speed limits, kids who are under age and adults will become more reckless. They will drive extremely fast. Most kids stay within the speed limit so they won’t get a ticket, so if we stop speed limits then what the purpose of having police patrolling the roads? If they aren’t speed limits than around house and in complexes and subdivisions, people can speed down the road and hit kids without seeing them because they are going too fast. The same goes…

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    Mobility Scooter Driver

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    According to the news story on NBC News titled, “Not Fast, But Furious: Freeway Cop Stops Scooter Driver, 89” there was an elderly woman (age 89) driving her mobility scooter on the Austrian autobahns that has a speed limit of 81 miles per hour. This occurred in Mainz, Germany on a Sunday afternoon. However, after seeing cars coming in the opposite direction, she turned around and drove in the emergency lane at a maximum speed of six miles per hour in the right direction for two miles. Luckily,…

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    dangerous consequences. Speeding is dangerous because every time you are on the road it will be different, and everything is never certain.You can never predict what is going to happen while you are driving. Speed limits are posted for the safety of the driver and the pedestrians. City limits are twenty-five miles per hour due to the streets being well populated. The faster you go, the less control you have over your car, a kid or a dog could walk out in the middle of…

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    It is a beautiful early morning with the sun rising in the east, and you have just finished your long twelve hour shift and are heading back home to your family. All of a sudden a vehicle on the other side of the median has crossed over, went airborne and has hit you. You were young, full of life and opportunities. The entire world was within your reach. Now that is all over, you have died. Should the speed limit be raised on the 401? Why? While this has been debated by road engineers, police…

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    False Impressions

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    prevent the destruction of valuable and fragile evidence such as shoeprints, trace evidence. We would use the link method in which all apparent actions associated with the crime took place. This method is usually marked by the presence of physical evidence. This would include the point of entry, the location of the crime, areas where a subject may have traveled, and the point of egress. We would photograph the indoors with available light; incandescent fluorescent, electronic flash, or a…

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    Speeding tickets are citations that are written and delivered by police officers in the event that a motor vehicle operator violates the traffic laws in a particular area. These items are the main topic in the satirical essay “An Unassertive Proposal”. The author provides much evidence to reveal this hidden subject. The first evidence that reveals that the essay is a bout speeding tickets is the references that are given to policemen. Flashing lights being seen in a person’s review mirror…

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