To some, important sanctions for driving offences are the key to reducing incidents.
Whereas
others think that other ways could be more efficient. Linking Words
This
essay will illustrate both opinions and explain my personal opinion.
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Firstly
, not only will strong punishments for violation of the rules reduce the number of accidents directly, but they will Linking Words
also
force drivers to pay more attention to the road. The fear of serious consequences is bound to encourage people to be less aggressive and more reasonable. Linking Words
This
rule could ensure that people behave better on the road. Linking Words
For instance
, in Switzerland, the sanctions have a very elevated financial cost compared to their neighbours , Germany, and there are proportionally fewer incidents. It is important to note , Linking Words
however
, that if the punishment is monetary, some will not be able to afford the cost of their mistakes.
In order to reduce the number of violations ,the use of other measures, Linking Words
on the other hand
, could Linking Words
also
be very effective. Linking Words
For example
, the system of points in France allows a better following of the rules. The French motorists use their automobiles under the constant pressure of losing points and Linking Words
consequently
, their driver's licence. The consequences are backed up by fines as well.
In conclusion, I strongly believe that an in-between could be possible , combining a financial cost with a possible loss of the license too. I do not think , Linking Words
nevertheless
, that penalties are enough to prevent all occurrences, as the greatest way to avoid them is by prevention and education of the next generations of conductors , teaching them at a young age the risks and consequences of offences.Linking Words