Some people think that the best way to improve road safety is by reducing the maximum speed limits on vehicles, others think there are other better ways. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

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The major mode of transportation globally is the

road

and its havoc is rampant.

Consequently

, some believe that minimising the optimum speed limits is the most appropriate way to curb accidents on the highway while others think there are other suitable ways to do

this

. In my opinion, I believe that

although

introducing speed breaker in cars is a good way out, but other approaches

such

as regular eye checks and fixing of bad roads will help reduce the menace. On the one hand, some people opine that the introduction of a speed limit will assist in reducing the mishaps on the roads.

In other words

, since the vehicle cannot move beyond recommended kilometre per hour, the driver is able to control acceleration and the application of the breaks will be prompt.

Moreover

, driving within a specific moving rate gives the driver the ability to manoeuvre controllably in case of unforeseen interception by other

road

users, eventually, averting

road

accidents.

For instance

, the interstate transporting companies in Nigeria have introduced

this

into their vehicles and

as a result

, the occurrence of these ugly events has reduced drastically.

On the other hand

, others think there are more appropriate approaches and I stand with

this

Firstly

, regular visit to the ophthalmologist will help correct eye defects and inadvertently minimize collisions

such

as running into another vehicle or impediments ahead.

Secondly

, fixing of potholes and bad spots.

That is

to say when the ways are void of all these, the journey will be itch-free and there would not be a need for users to want to avoid them thereby no result of somersaulting while trying to dodge them.

For example

, the Federal

Road

Safety Corps in Nigeria reported that 65% of RTAs (

road

traffic accidents) occur when drivers try to dodge potholes. In conclusion, despite the varying views on how to keep the roads safe, I am of the opinion that regular eye checks and good roads are top notches in mitigating

this

hurdle.

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Some people think that the best way to improve road safety is by reducing the maximum speed limits on vehicles, others think there are other better ways. *Discuss both sides and give your opinion.*

Include an introduction and conclusion

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