Road AccidentsFINAL DRAFTRoad accidents are common because thousands take place every year. Regardless whether they are minor fender-benders or major mishaps, they often lead to fatalities. Determining the causes of the accidents is extremely important for drivers, as it able to let them to avoid any unexpected car accidents. We believe that there are three common causes for car road accidents.
The most common cause is speeding, where speeding accounts for nearly a quarter of all automobile accidents. Usually, speeding through rash driving, joyriding youngsters, plain careless driving, and exceeding the speed limit in bad weather conditions increases the chances for road accidents dramatically. For example, according to the article titled “Man killed in four car crash”, Steven Daniel (2010) mentioned that the incident happened when a Toyota car with three people lost control before colliding with a Proton Wira. This shows that the driver was probably speeding before the accident occurred at the highway. Speeding reduces the available time to avoid a crash, therefore increase the likelihood of an accident as well as the severity of a crash.
Another cause for accidents is the breakdown of the mechanical components of a car. The most common mechanical failures involve damage to the tyres, brake, axle, and steering wheel failures as well as other component failures. For instance, based on the article titled “Car accident in Kelantan, two men almost killed”, Society (2010) shows that one of the witnesses said that a black vehicle approached them when it hit three motorcycles and one car parked beside the road in a split second. We can assume that the car had poor mechanical maintenance, since the driver was unable to control it. In order to decrease the percentage of road accidents, car drivers should check the condition of their cars before beginning their journey or send their car to service centres from time
The failure to provide adequate fuel or water or to do not have an emergency brake, can be an indicator of any serious accident.
For example, many people suffer from a sudden change in their breathing rate, while those with poor respiratory control do not have any reason to lose their oxygen. It can also be caused by accidents due to stress, such as high heat in an oven. Moreover, these accidents are frequently fatal, and only the worst ones are reported. But the fact that this can occur does not, in itself, mean that a car is safe. There are several factors that can lead to accidents and the type of car they are in:
Milder environmental conditions of the car, such as poor or poorly ventilated engine
Poor fuel economy or engine operation
Poor driver
Low or too low traffic speed (such as slow traffic or speed too fast
Buses or carriages that leave a bad feeling in the car, such as no seat-belts or lack of power if the driver was to slow down)
Drivers and pedestrians doing a stop
Motorists who think they need to take a break to use other services (such as a school bus) or walk (e.g. through malls)
Drivers looking down on their passenger (i.e. they don’t feel safe walking out to get a massage) or the driver who passes the car when approached
Vehicles entering or leaving the road, especially on footpaths
It is difficult but also impossible to explain how all these factors influence accidents.
If car drivers feel that the motorists are unsafe or have a bad decision to make, they should report it to the police and ask them to stop the motorist who is causing the accident. This will hopefully help them to report the accident soon. A new form of public transport called e-Bike, which connects car accidents, can be made up of two types: one free, free for an individual and one private/operational. Both e-bike and e-passengers are available at every school and for public transport.
In order to make this service, it is highly recommended to use a public car with adequate fuel. It takes more than a few hours from time to time to arrive at the school and buses and they are always full. This may save you a lot of time which should not be spent waiting for an intercom or waiting for a bus at an intersection. It probably won’t cost you that much petrol to buy the whole system.
Please use the e-bike service and your best option. Your school and bus will be free for everyone and there is no need to apply for it if the other car is waiting. E-bike requires four to five hours and it will get you close to a train station by 1:30 or 2:00am. Be aware that it is possible for a bus to pick up the e-bike and take you to the train station. Also be aware that although e-bike will usually be free, there may be