Seatbelts Each day is not like any other given day. As the day starts and ends we will never know The outcome of what will happen next. Our lives are precious and we must cherish every good Memories are made and shared to the people around us. Until one day tragedy just falls upon a Fellow classmate or family member the unforgettable memories shattered from what we know Danger lurks at every corner waiting to creep on the next victim. If the we all follow the laws And regulations they are given to us by decisions made by people who practically cared for all Everyone who shows respect and kindness which is grateful enough for we the people show Appreciation to know we have the caring nation that does it best to let us drive and arrive alive. According …show more content…
The actions and decisions Based upon the person will show their coordinates and judgement of how they respond. After all The person driving will be held responsible for all the consequences that follow in the risk. Awareness is not only for teen drivers but to all the people on the road for a daily basis In order to persuade drivers to believe seatbelts are a lifesaver many volunteers who has been In the situation before live up to tell their story to let the people know and encourage them about The decisions poorly made will affect them the most. The programs are launched to reduce death And injuries in the United States which the annual cost are around the millions. The ongoing Debates whether seatbelts are safe or not will continue how following the directions invades The space of us it just makes no sense on how they disagree. It draws attention to the risky Drivers that should have buckle up with no questions asked. Primarily enforcing seatbelts are The only way to alert citizens and usage of seatbelts (O’Leary Higgins) who has been on the National Transportation Safety Board to keep society to live longer and better if we
In the late 1920’s, school buses and larger industrial vehicles became a popular source of transportation that started from Ford dealership owner, A.L. Luce. Luce had plans to extend the school bus frame (from a Model T) to accompany more students per one bus. As school buses and city buses became more common throughout America’s cities for daily transportation, safety regulations and precautions were put in place. Safety features, including flashing caution lights, visors outside of the vehicle, and motorized stop signs and stop arms were all installed within the next 80 years to make the journey to and from school safer. Although many of these precautions were taken, many citizens believe that not enough action was taken to promote safety on school buses. Because a variety of school bus companies do not have a stance on whether seatbelts should be installed or not, the safety concerns mainly impact parents and school leaders. A good solution for many of those concerned would be the installation of seatbelts on every school bus within the United States, but the reality of seatbelts being on buses is quite the opposite of what people believe. Seatbelts are not the justification to these safety issues concerning school corporations and parents nationwide, as the seatbelts are a costly and dangerous factor.
The question of what is the government’s role in regulating healthy and unhealthy behavior is one that would probably spark a debate every time. Originally, the role was to assist in regulating and ensure those that were unable to afford or obtain healthcare insurance for various reasons would be eligible for medical care. However, now it seems that politicians are not really concerned about what’s best for the citizens but woul...
Mandating Seat Belt Usage vs. Freedom of Choice SOC120: Introduction to Ethics and Social Responsibilities 1 How do you feel when you are told what you will or will not do? You may be told that it is for your own good, but who has the right to decide what is or is not good for you? After all who knows you better than you do? This brings me to the topic of my discussion.
In researching this speech, I have found a source that states statistics that have made the show a total of 32 598 people have died in 2002 and almost 60% from them were not wearing the seatbelt.
Specific Purpose Statement: To inform my audience how to insure their safety, and the safety of others, while on the road
Everywhere there have been more and more reasons to believe that school buses aren’t the safest means of transportation for kids out there. One of these reasons is shown when a sixteen year old Connecticut teenager was declared to have died a horrible and tragic death in a crash while riding his school bus when the bus hit an oncoming car and fell down into a ditch. This accident caused the ongoing debate on the values of having seatbelts on modern school buses to start up again and to talk and show how effective a seatbelt can be. The debate also talked about how "The National Highway Transportation Safety Association (NHTSA) conducted a lot of research and crash tests, but decided in 1977 that seatbelts would not be required on school buses," (Marion Herbert 2).
In the video, “Supergirl” PSA Seat Belts (1984)” created by the US Department of Transportation & DC Comics, starts off by showing different clips of car crashes and then brings in Supergirl almost as if she is a news reporter. Supergirl goes on to talk about why people need to wear their seat belts. This PSA uses a bold and charismatic tone along with using the appeal of pathos, logos, and ethos to effectively present the message and purpose of the importance safety belts play. The authors, US Department of Transportation & DC Comics, use pathos to appeal to the emotions of the audience. Supergirl addresses the problem of serious harm caused by car accidents by stating that, “Safety belts could save their lives” (US Department of Transportation & DC Comics, 2020, 0:04).
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death among those between the ages of 1-54 in the U.S. Seat belts dramatically reduce risk of death and serious injury among drivers and front-seat passengers. Seat belt use is the most effective way to save lives and reduce injuries in crashes. By the end of this speech, the class will agree that wearing your seat belt is important and that seat belts protect drivers and passengers from injury in any type of collision.
Most teens start learning to drive by the time they are 15 years old. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 212.3 million licensed drivers in the United States in 2013. Young drivers, between 15 and 20 years old, accounted for 6.6 percent of the total. Teenagers are more likely to be involved in fatal traffic accidents strictly from lack of experience. Likewise, teens do not acknowledge the possibility that their lack of driving experience can cost them their lives. Teenagers have a natural tendency to rebel against the rules set forth by adults. Teens may have the skills to be safe drivers, but their failure to correlate unsafe driving situations with danger, along with their disregard for traffic laws ultimately places them in harms way....
There has been many laws passed saying that kids have to ride in a booster seat till they are at least 80 pounds or age 8. With theses booster seats we can save many lives of children. I think that kids should ride in a booster until they are age 8 or 80 pounds. Throughout this essay, you will see why riding in a booster seat is important for children safety.
There are many people think that six-teen to eight-teen years old the appropriate age for teenagers to have a driving license. But at this immature age, teenager are easily distracted by radio, music, or talking with friends while they are driving. Their responsibility is not enough for driving. The accidents are not from reckless driving, but also from the driver who are inexperienced. At the age of six-teen to eight-teen years old, most of teenager are lack of the driving experience. Their most common problems are not checking blind spot before changing lane or not signaling for other drivers know what they are about to. When drivers ar...
Imagine your running late for work, as you start the car you begin to pull out and the annoying little beeping sounds plays loud to remind you to put on your seat belt no matter what. On a school bus that transports thousands of kids from their home to their place of education, there is no annoying being noise because there are simply no seatbelts. In the last year the number or people killed from a school bus accident has risen to 283, but what if they were able to wear a seat belt? I remember riding the bus to go on exciting field trips with all my classmates, it was the one of the most exciting times for me as a kid. As kids, including myself during this time, puts all of their trust whether they have knowledge of this or not in the person
We have all heard the excuses before, “do I have to wear it? It isn’t like it’s going to protect me,” “it’s uncomfortable, I’m only going around the corner,” or “I’d rather be thrown out of the vehicle than to be stuck in a seat belt.” No matter how good of a driver you are, or you think you might be, there are always situations that are beyond your control. Such as, bad weather, drunk drivers, and road conditions. Sometimes, seat belts can be a life or death in an automobile accident. Not only is wearing your seat belt every time you get in a vehicle, but it is required by law in 49 states, with the exception of New Hampshire. Although seat belts are known to lock up and wrinkle your clothes, I believe that wearing your seat belt is beneficial because every fourteen seconds someone is injured in a traffic crash. Seat belts are not only known for holding you in place during a collision, but more importantly the are known to save the lives of the occupants in the vehicle.
All across the country,state laws require drivers to wear seatbelts.I support this claim for many reasons. Reason one not all drivers drive safe and are in their right state of mind when driving . That begin said seatbelts provide drives and their passengers with safety in case there were to be an accident.”Prevention is better than cure”.Evidence to support my claim include people who drink and drive and people who uses a cell phone while in driving. In addition, drunk driving is one of the leading causes of death in the world. Reason two not all drives follows speed regulations which can also cause accidents .Seatbelts keep passengers from hitting windshields which reduces the amount of injury .My second piece of evidence is
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