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Staying Safe on the Road |
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Every year, hundreds of people die in traffic accidents. It's a staggering
number, and many of these accidents could have been prevented if everyone on the
road took more care. The biggest danger on the road is irresponsible drivers.
Whether they're drunk, tired, or in a hurry, they don't think about the safety
of others.
Drunk drivers are especially dangerous. Alcohol slows down your reactions and
vision, making it hard to drive safely. During festive seasons, the police put
up roadblocks to check for drunk drivers, but some people still believe they
won't get caught.
Drivers who are in a hurry are also dangerous. They weave in and out of traffic
without thinking about the consequences. Sometimes they assume the road ahead is
clear when it isn't, causing them to swerve and hit other cars or pedestrians.
Faulty traffic lights can also cause accidents. When the lights at a
cross-junction flash green at the same time, drivers get confused and may end up
crashing into each other. Drivers who are patient may hesitate to go, causing
traffic congestion and angry drivers.
Even pedestrians can be dangerous on the road. Some of them ignore traffic signs
and signals, crossing the road whenever they please. Others walk on the road
instead of using the designated pavements, causing problems for drivers who have
to swerve to avoid them.
It's clear that most road accidents are caused by human error. Everyone needs to
take responsibility for their own safety and the safety of others. Drivers
should be more considerate and patient, and pedestrians should follow the rules
and stay on the pavements. With everyone working together, we can make the roads
safer for everyone. |
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