The only way to improve road safety is to give more stricter punishments for driving offences. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?

With the increasing number of people owning a private car, the
safety
in
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road
transportation has become a hot issue.
Therefore
, an argument has been proposed that to give more stricter punishments for driving offences is the only way to improve
road
safety
.
However
, considering the reasons,
such
as education and mental health, I totally disagree with
this
idea.
Firstly
, the fact that giving more rigid punishments cannot be effective in reducing
traffic
crashes indicates that the reason that people commit a car accident is about the education is
road
safety
. To be more specific, a driver's license does not prove how good a person's driving skills or legal awareness are.
For example
, novices may not be able to handle complex
traffic
conditions better than experienced individuals, even if they all have a driver's license.
Therefore
, enforcing education or training in driving can be effective in decreasing
road
issues.
Secondly
, giving more strict punishments cannot be the only way to increase
road
safety
because some collisions that occur can be traced to the mental health of the driver. More specifically, Some drivers who have experienced
traffic
accidents may have experienced
such
incidents
due to
mental health issues,
such
as seeking speed stimulation or venting negative emotions.
Therefore
, imposing more severe punishment on
such
people is ineffective, and only psychological counselling or helping them find channels to vent their negative emotions will be effective. So, providing stricter punishment measures is not the only way to improve
traffic
safety
. In conclusion, there are many possibilities for problems to arise, and simply using a certain method cannot solve the problem.
Instead
, it is necessary to identify the root cause of the problem and take different measures.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • deter
  • reckless behavior
  • psychological deterrence
  • adhere
  • penalties
  • awareness campaigns
  • knowledge and skills
  • technological solutions
  • advanced safety features
  • automatic braking systems
  • lane departure warnings
  • traffic surveillance
  • enforce laws
  • socio-economic impact
  • disproportionately
  • broader social issues
  • community engagement
  • road safety culture
  • collective responsibility
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