Traffic essays
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According to article about solution to solve the traffic congestion by Mr. Shladover. The traffic congestion can be solved with one system which integrated with wireless connection form each vehicle. The result of this system can give suggestion for route to prevent a crowded area, then every road can be more optimal. Calculation of best route from this system will be shown at application in each vehicle as assistant driver. Perhaps it is a great plan for future but for...
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Introduction Air traffic control emerges as a pivotal field, crucial for the safe transport of people and goods via air. This highly specialized profession demands precision, critical decision-making, and an unwavering commitment to safety. My fascination with this role stems from a deep-seated admiration for its blend of technical expertise and real-time problem-solving. The allure of being at the heart of aviation safety, orchestrating the seamless movement of aircraft, is compelling. My decision to pursue this career is driven by...
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Consequences of Violating Traffic Laws Road Traffic Accidents (RTAs) or crashes can be defined as accidents involving at least one vehicle on a road open to public traffic in which at least one person, pedestrian, driver, or road user is killed or injured. Road safety measures can be defined as the methods and measures used to prevent users from being killed or injured while using the road (G.N. Maina and I.N.W. Towey, 2020). Safety, according to The Highway Safety Manual...
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With the increasing number of vehicles on the roads, motorways and highways, it has become necessary to manage the traffic congestion problem. According to some studies, we now manufacture more cars in a month than we used to in a year, a decade ago. The increasing number of vehicles have caused frequent road accidents leading to multiple causalities and losses to properties while also adding an additional pressure on the traffic management systems in the urban areas. According to the...
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I growed up in a city where there is no traffic. Every time I go to school, I travel four and a half kilometers in five to ten minutes only. I go to school fresh and arrive fresh with the same hairstyle, smell, and even my clothes are not tousled. The problem there is the foods that they will serve on the dinner table the next time and not the traffic. I moved here last 2017 to continue my studies....
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As the World Health Organization (WHO) reported, outdoor air pollution is such as “the main environmental risk for health”, linking it to 3.7 million premature deaths worldwide in 2012. It means that traffic congestion increases vehicle emissions and degrades ambient air quality. Lung cancer, asthma, other respiratory diseases associated with heart disease and stroke are impressions of traffic jams. According to a CNN report, a study by Washington University in St. Louis noted that “being exposed to the daily hassles...
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