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 saftey. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

These days the more cities make progress in the development process, the more the way citizens use vehicles becomes important.

Therefore

, it is argued by a group of people that the best

approach

for enhancing driving

standards

would be forcing all

drivers

to take regular road

courses

for

safety

reasons.

On the other hand

, some other individuals claim that only strict

punishments

are effective and would prevent

drivers

from driving in dangerous ways. In my opinion, a balanced

approach

would cover all issues here. To elaborate,

although

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cultural acts

such

as regular

safety

courses

are needed, strict

punishments

which cause reckless

drivers

costs would be a practical option that

are

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needed in some

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too. Generally,

both

groups of people that emphasize

punishments

and taking

safety

courses

for bad driving and improving driving

standards

, have good intentions. They probably know that many road accidents that cause increasing death rates are mostly because of bad driving behaviour.

However

, what

both

groups fail to consider is that improving driving

standards

require

both

cultural and practical act from the government. 

Due to

this

fact, governors should realize that making improvement in driving

standards

need changes in social policies. They should go after social scientists and get their opinion on what is the best way of enhancing driving

standards

.

Also

, they should consider

this

concept as an intersectional field which requires

both

sociological review and law-related regulation. As a matter of fact, the best way to decrease bad and dangerous driving is to use a balanced

approach

that covers all issues that are neglected by each of those arguments solely. In conclusion, despite the fact that regular

safety

courses

and strict

punishments

both

can be effective for reckless

drivers

they are not enough if they do not complete each other. As I mentioned above, making improvements in driving

standards

need an intersectional and balanced

approach

by governments to make

drivers

follow rules as a habit and

also

, by charging them in cases that are needed, prevent them from repeating bad driving.