Road Essays Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Introduction

People have certain beliefs when they drive such as everyone should know the rules of the road which consist of if someone is going below the speed limit then that person should not be on the road at all, if you cannot keep up with the knowledge of knowing when to drive past a yellow light versus stopping at a red light then that person should not be driving. Some people believe that even bicyclists should follow these rules because they are absolute. Coincidentally, some people do feel like they are the only ones on the road because of Continue reading...

Recently, there have been news reports about road rage, and how guns and camera phones are intensifying conflicts on U.S. roads. The term road rage is used to describe angry and hostile behavior by motorists, including reckless threatening driving, obscene language and gestures, and even motorists following each other and getting into physical altercations. American motorists are increasingly reporting road rage incidents to police and recent news articles and scientific studies have examined this trend. A recent CNN report “Road rage: Cameras and Guns Only Add to the Problem,” focuses on a Las Vegas mother of four who was Continue reading...

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Adverts are usually created for a variety of purposes. Some adverts are created to promote a certain product so that it can appeal to customers. Others are created to pass general information to the public, for example about an upcoming event. There are also other adverts that are used to create awareness in the public, and these are more commonly referred to as public service announcements. Adverts of this kind aim to evoke emotions in the target audience in order to appreciate and take note of the main message being passed through the PSA. Therefore, the form of message Continue reading...

Rwanda is one of the countries in Africa with well-developed transport network. It has numerous transport networks some of them being Roads, air freight transportation and Ports. Road network remains the commonly used mode of transport in Rwanda. Most of its areas such as major cities and towns in Rwanda are connected using roads. Road transport in Rwanda can be categorized into national and international. National refers to the main form of public road transport in Rwanda which uses share taxi such as stopping and express taxis. On the other hand, international road transport in Rwanda links it with Continue reading...

The Road Not Taken

The poem “The Road Not Taken” emerges as on the famous works of Robert Frost. Through the character created in the poem, Frosts seeks to suggest that regardless of whether the decision one makes is right or wrong, the decision brings forth “all the difference”. In this discussion, an analysis of the poem will be delineated while tracing the character’s experience from the time he encounters the two roads of the time he chooses the less travelled road as well as a personal reaction to the poem.
The poem commences with a situation, two diverging roads, where the Continue reading...

In Saudi Arabia, car drifting is very different from how people do it in the United States of America. Americans hold events and have car drifters do their stunts in an area that is safe for them and other people. Saudi Arabia is different because the people practice car drifting whenever they feel like it and on any roads, without caring whether they are narrow or broad. Proper car drifting requires the driver to have the vehicle at a very high speed in order to pull off an impressive act for their audience that often encompasses friends coming to Continue reading...

NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts 2012 Data Overview

1.a The two predominant loss totals that are presented in Table 1 on page 2 of the NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts 2012 Data Overview are: (1) the number of people killed in specified time frames (from 2003 to 2012) where the greatest loss (total number of people killed) was identified in 2005 at 43,510; and (2) the number of people injured for the same time period was greatest in 2003 at 2,889,000 total people injured .
1.b An example of a loss rate presented in Table 1 is the fatality rate per 100,000 population; specifically 14.78 Continue reading...

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Texting while driving is amongst the most common reasons behind traffic accidents. The phrase itself refers to the action of creating, directing, reading SMSs, emails, or making other such use of the internet on a cellular phone while driving a motorized vehicle. The act is actually considered highly dangerous by society, and many countries have strict laws against it. The habit is most commonly found in young adults and teenagers, but that does not mean grownups do not indulge in said activity. Since texting has become a social norm, sometimes, it is necessary to text while one Continue reading...

The California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) of the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) has long established its intent to ease transportation within California through the use of high-speed railways to help ease major state traffic corridors and provide rapid ways for transporting people and goods to different places within the state, as in the case of people travelling between the major conurbations of San Francisco in northern California and Los Angeles in southern California, among many others (“2015 Governor’s Budget Summary,” 2015). To enable the CHSRA to construct high-speed railways within California, Proposition 1A, or the “Safe, Continue reading...

Introduction

The novel “On the Road” by Jack Kerouac is one that follows the lives of two people, Sal Paradise and Dean Moriarty as they journey through America and come face to face with different cultures and people in general. Kerouac narrates this story through Sal, and it takes place supposedly between 1947 and 1950. The two characters have different personalities with Sal being more contained and from a difficult personal situation while Moriaty is livelier and a person who loves to have fun and explore new places. Sal welcomes him to his journeys in order to add some excitement Continue reading...

In general, since the 19th century, electricity fits into the life of modern civilization. Electricity is used not only for lighting, but also for the transmission of information (telegraph , telephone, radio, television), as well as for driving mechanisms in motion (motor), which is widely used in transport (tram, metro, trolley, train). Previous century can rightly be called the century of electricity. Electrons are easy to manipulate, so it is electricity in the first place was the breeding ground for the creation of new technologies. Age of electricity has led to the emergence of radio, television, computers, lasers, magnetic resonance Continue reading...

As an example of Physics in our daily life activities we can consider the interaction between our foot and the road when we walk. According to Newton`s third law for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. (Harris, W., n.d.). Force is the pull or push needed to do a work. A force exists as a result of interaction, whenever there is an interaction between the two objects there is a force acting upon each object. When one object exerts a force on the second object, the second object also exerts an equal and Continue reading...

Those driving faster than us are often labeled as crazed lunatics while those who are driving slower than us often are encouraged to, “find the gas pedal,” and get off the road. We, the collective driver, or the individual driver, appear to base our driving mentality off our own experiences, as well as our own driving preferences. If other drivers do not match our driving preferences, they are labeled chaotic and insane, or old and slow. There does not appear to be an in between, nor does there appear to be an allowance for the experience or subjectivity of Continue reading...

Delhi is undoubtedly one of the most expansive and fastest developing cities in the world. This is attributed mainly among many other reasons, the high population of people living in the city and the constant development of social amenities to deal with the high population of people. The city is clearly categorized into two, the Old and the New Delhi, owing to the fact that the city has had two dominant inhabitants namely the Mughals, who ruled and built Old Delhi, and the Britons who ruled and build New Delhi. As stated, the city is constantly growing and this Continue reading...

I. Introduction
a. Definition of a revolution
The word revolution pertains to radical, transformative change. As a historical process, it refers to a movement, usually a violent one, to overthrow an old ruler or regime and impact a total change in the basic structures of society. Most revolutions are motivated by the people and group’s drive to bring about much needed change.
The political revolution aptly termed as “Arab Spring” is a political phenomenon in the Middle East. Originally, the term came from Marc Lynch, an American, political journalist from Foreign Policy who haphazardly used this term in Continue reading...

Introduction

Legal drinking age is the minimum age at which an individual can consume alcohol. In some jurisdictions, this term extends to the minimum age at which individuals can purchase alcohol. The legislature forms and passes laws on the minimum legal drinking age. These laws provide a guideline on where and when one can purchase or consume the alcohol or alcoholic beverages. Many countries in the world have set their minimum drinking age at 18. Some like Austria have their minimum legal drinking age at 16 while for others like china there is no information available about a legally set Continue reading...

In 2014 the police shooting of Michael Brown and the chokehold death of Michael Garner sparked nationwide protests, civil unrests and debates about police brutality, race and the use of excessive militarized force against criminal suspects. Although these incidents were high-profile and extensively covered in the media in the U.S. and abroad, police brutality has been a hotly controversial contested issue for decades (Newburn). From the Civil Rights Movements of the 1960’s, to the Rodney King beating and L.A. Riots in 1991 and the racially inspired police protest riots of 2014, controversy surrounding police brutality is nothing new ( Continue reading...

A policeman was driving near a thick forest when he decided to stop the car to make a short call in the forest. On finding his way back to his car he saw something resembling a fire ball falling from the sky, an orb which fell some kilometers away from where he was standing. Because of his curiosity, he decided to go and check what it was. Upon his arrival at the scene, he saw a big wolf with fire on his body. The only strange thing was that the fire was not burning the wolf. When he moved Continue reading...

General Safety in Our Community Cedar Mills in Charlotte NC

My chosen topic for this presentation is the overall safety in my community’s Cedar Mill in Charlotte NC.
The presentation angle
In making this presentation, I will adopt a first-person perspective. Through this approach, I will be able to share my personal and unique perspectives regarding the issue of community safety with the audience. This is particularly important because I am relatively new in this community having moved in 2014; thus the need to share my comparable experience in relation to matters of security between this community and the community where I was living in before. I have Continue reading...

Write a paragraph in the text box below that compares or contrasts two lines of work you have considered (or are considering) for a career.

Below is a table for comparison between a Civil engineer and an English teacher.

Look forward to your future as a professional. Write a paragraph below that describes your workspace.
These are the workplace of a civil engineer. First, all the design and analysis works for projects are done in an office. An office always has a desk, a chair and a computer to assist an Engineer plan, design, and prepare schedules and bill of quantities. Second, field engineer spends most of their time collecting data and information Continue reading...