Some people think that strict punishments for driving offences are the key to reducing traffic accidents. Others, however, believe that other measures would be more effective in improving road safety. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Some people argued that to reduce road accidents, it is better to punish driving infractions with strict sanctions.

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others think that the best solution is to take different measures. I believe that other , more thoughtful methods are more suitable to improve road safety. On the one hand, for some people, strict punishments are definitely the best solution. Indeed, severe sanctions like withdrawal of license, prison sentences or high fines have a deterrent effect on the culprit who will certainly not want to start again.

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a study conducted by the Ministry of Defence in 2021, 91% of people who were punished by strict sanctions after a driving accident have not done so again.

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, a certain person believes that it is more suitable to use different methods. Effectively, it is good to penalise driving offences, but it is better to evict

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irresponsible behavior who conduct accidents. For that,

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the government has to repair roads in poor condition and improve infrastructure like lighting, roundabouts and signalisation symbols.

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, to evict offences, the government must take another measure; it must do sensitisation.

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, a friend of mine was recently sensitised by a group of driving school teachers, and he said that it was really helpful and that he now knows better the dangers of the road.

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severe methods are useful to calm the culprit, I believe that sensitisation and the government's thoughtful measures are definitely a more suitable solution to fight against reckless driving.