the report made by WHO (2015), nearly 1.2 million people die worldwide on roads, and more than 50 million injured. While road crashes are common problem everywhere in the world, there is great disparity by income. Substantial decline in road crashes was seen in the developed nations since the 1960s and 1970s. Unfortunately, the reverse is true for middle and low income countries which bear a disproportionate burden of road traffic related deaths relative to the small level of motorization (20%) exist
CAUSE EFFECT ESSAY OUTLINE (Increased Rate of Road Accident in Malaysia) I. Introduction A. Hook / attention getter When economic growth, the population increased in our country and at the same time the number of people who has a vehicle also increased. Number of accident cases in Malaysia also has been increased day by day. In everyday, there had many people had died in the road accident. B. General statement According to the data that have made by Bukit Aman Traffic Unit in 2014, statistic shows
Introduction: Republican Congress’ first and widespread initiative in 1995 was to cancel the 55-mile-per-hour speed limit. At that phase, the highway protection lobby made apocalyptic estimates about high death and violence on the roads if speed limits were elevated. This essay justify the fact that low speed limit can be as dangerous as high speed limit or the relation between the fatality rate and speed cannot be justified. In 1995 the Democratic Congress repelled the 55-mile per hour speed limit rule
“Have one drink for the road” was, until recently, a commonly used phrase in American culture. It has only been within the past 20 years that as a nation, we have begun to recognize the dangers associated with drunk driving. (Sutton). According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, this year 519,000 people, or one person per minute, will be injured in alcohol-related accidents. The heartbreaking part is every injury and lost life due to driving after drinking can be prevented. All
In the essay, Feminism’s Second Wave: The Opening Salvos, author Flora Davis examines the unsung achievements of feminist activist who were at the forefront of the “second wave” of feminism. Davis recounts the battle stewardess’ waged against unfair airlines policy which discriminated against them based on sex, marital status and age. The feminist movement of the nineteenth century was known as the “first wave of the feminist movement. Its mission was to eliminate legal obstacles which constrained
1. Executive summary. In the essay, I will act as a professional speaker to prepare a pitch for Honda Motor Company to empower a brand image, also to introduce products and technology that are in development of Honda. Also, I will conduct some advices how to be a great public speaker for audiences. 2. Definitions In my opinions, at first, to have a best understanding from the essay that I will prepare, I suggest we should look at some definitions in the field of public speaking. First
Final Draft of Argumentative Essay The Usage of Cell Phones Has More Negative than Positive Effects on People Technology and the need to keep in touch have promoted the escalation of cellular telephones all around the world. These devices can provide voice calling, entertainment, text messaging, directions and web access, all at the click of a button. Nowadays, nearly every adult has a cell phone, and not to mention children as well. The explosion of cell phone use in the last few decades has been
dioxide emission, it plays an important role in promoting environmental sustainability, riding bicycle can also bring benefits to physical health. However, some educators doubt the feasibility of using bicycles as public transport in Hong Kong. This essay will cover both benefits and challenges that cycling
not mean to say an outright “no” to anybody, but his thesis is to warn them that they should prepare themselves because the journey will not be easy. In his essay he gives many compelling reasons on the advantages and disadvantages regarding the journey ahead not only to tell them that a trip of this magnitude
and later received his masters from Yale University. He studied Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics, and has been in a professor at Stanford University since 2008. However, Bryant also has multiple publications including books, articles, and essays. Some of his most famous works include The Mind in its Natural Environment (1996), Fear’s Control on the Mind (2000), and Manipulating the World for Your Success (2011). A self proclaimed analyst of the complex actions of humans, Bryant draws his