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.

For many, the key to reducing traffic incidents is to impose stricter punishment for driving offences. But for others, the focus should be on different methods. The domain in which most crimes are committed is in driving. It happens on a daily basis, to the point that most drivers are completely desensitized with the law.

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is a big problem:

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, speeding. Everybody drives over the speed limit, even though it is prohibited.

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, high-speed car crashes are the most deadly, for both driver and pedestrian. So it is not a useless idea to make rules more severe if an infraction is ever committed.

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would make citizens more cautious, leading to fewer accidents and more responsible conductors. Even if some of the accidents that can happen on the road are

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a driver not following the rules, other causes cannot be ignored. Take potholes ,

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. They are dangerous, cause many deaths, yet they are not in any case created by a person not applying the law.

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, if we only consider the human factor, we will not account for other problems, sometimes much more serious and dangerous to human lives than any other.

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, we must face every issue with road safety appropriately , depending on its threat level.

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, stricter punishment for violation of the law may help increase road safety by a considerable margin,but I believe that it should not be the only focus. We need to address every single issue if we want to make a greater impact, and it starts with recognising all of our problems.