Some people believe that the best way to control accidents on city streets is to lower the speed limit but others think there are more important issues that need attention before roads can be safe. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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society is a matter
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often discussed. Whereas, a group believes that
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traffic crashes are better managed by reducing the maximum speed allowable on driveways while another group insists there may be other pressing issues that need to be attended to
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ensure safety. I concur that the focus needs to be on separate issues
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the speed limit. Admittedly, quite a number of auto crashes occur on
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lanes.
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response time to sudden obstacles while behind the
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For example
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yesterday reported the death of a
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man who crashed into a deer that suddenly ran into the
road
. It was speculated that the accident was avoidable if he had not been driving so fast.
However
, cars can only move fast if the pavements are smooth.
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users have a higher danger when they have to ply routes that are barely motorable. To illustrate, in Agulu town, most of the motorways are laden with so many potholes that resemble craters, it takes motorists hours on end to drive through a short stretch. To recapitulate, the option to lessen the speed limit of drivers will not have as much effect as prioritizing
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fixing
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dangerous
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • correlation
  • severity
  • fatalities
  • psychological effect
  • complexity
  • road design
  • pedestrians
  • mobile devices
  • infrastructure
  • crosswalks
  • bike lanes
  • public awareness campaigns
  • comprehensive approach
  • urban environments
  • speed cameras
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