... is something that I experience every day. My definition of road rage is when someone gets angry enough when driving to use their car to deliberately try to make a fellow driver mad or to put another driver in danger. Picture this. You"re driving down route 22, the speed limit is fifty-five, and you"re doing sixty miles per hour, a safe enough range ... were different the end result was that all them were distracting and could lead to accidents. Yet every day I see drivers multi-tasking in their cars. On one occasion I noticed a driver on the New Jersey Turnpike talking on a headset cell...

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... at Jursted, the amount of faces she had made smile is literally unimaginable. She helped and cared for so many of the students as well as the staff. All friends, fellow students, and staff members would always have the best things to say about her, about how nice she is, how helpful she is, and also about how caring she is ... about how happy she was because I'm still here, alive on this planet, but, she also talked about how disappointed and upset she was because I was riding in a car with a drunk driver (which I will never do again in my whole entire life). My mother basically gave me...

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... to achieve higher sales figures. In order to do that, they must capture the consumer's interest. Car manufacturers added more gadgets and safety features making them stand out amongst their fellow competitors. This created a system that divided automobiles into a luxury class and an economy class. The car chosen by the consumer is simply based on what they can afford and their ... allows the consumer to select a car based on their affordability and whatever fits their needs. However I have heard a ridiculous story of a Hyundai car breaking down at 18 miles when the driver was on his way...

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... reliability periodically, why aren't drivers? If a car is too old and cannot be trusted on the streets, it is towed away. Obviously, a person cannot be put away for being a bad driver, however; laws should be put into place to prevent unsafe people from taking the wheel. Physicals should determine whether or not any person, especially the aging, should be allowed on ... new forms of transportation should be explored to provide comfort and ease to the elderly. However, people must come to terms with the fact they may be a serious threat to fellow drivers. Perhaps the biggest struggle we ...

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