Persuasive Speech: Aggressive Driving Should be Avoided

Specific purpose: to persuade spectators to avoid proactive driving. Introduction I pay attention to getters: speeding violations, trailing, fingers, and thorough violence. Every day Americans are increasingly disappointed in their personal frustration with other drivers. It is called aggressive driving and it is leaning. II. Definition: Driving is a unique combination of public and private behavior. Even if the driver drives, the car isolates the driver from the world. The sense of personal strength is attractive.

Aggressive driving should avoid being a phenomenon that plagues the public very recently. The National Highway Traffic Safety Commission (NHTSC) defines aggressive driving as "driving a car in a way that puts people or things in danger or at risk". All aggressive driving, such as red light, mistaken passing, overtaking prohibited, erroneous lane change, bad yield, wrong turnaround, pause sign while driving, accelerating overtaking, inadvertent driving, speeding up Here is an example. These behaviors are dangerous for other road users and should avoid aggressive driving as it can lead to crashes, injuries and death. The first reason that you should avoid radical driving is that it could cause a collision.

Aggressive driving Actively driving is often characterized by speed violations and recklessness, and combinations of drivers, cyclists, and other dangerous behaviors threatening pedestrians. Overtaking failed, lane change too severe, too severe, neglecting traffic control, speeding up, speeding up, and erroneous traffic are all signs of aggressive driving. In 2009, the radical driving brought 8% of all deceased and 5% of seriously injured. They caused 47 deaths and 350 serious injuries in Florida. As the agency has decided to change aggressive driving definitions to comply with statutory definitions, the number of deaths and serious injuries associated with death seems to be drastically diminishing. Therefore, it is necessary to take special measures to suppress this behavior.

Two-thirds of traffic accident fatalities involve acts related to aggressive driving such as speeding violation, red lighting driving, inappropriate lane change. One third of traffic accidents are due to aggressive driving. Speed ​​violation is a common factor in attacking driving, causing about one-third of a fatal crash. In some studies, about 20% to 35% of drivers show respectfully to other drivers, show cry, show gestures, and curse them. According to the estimate, 6% to 28% of the driver chases other vehicle's cars or blocks them. These behaviors may be part of the behavioral patterns that constitute aggressive driving and may cause anger and lead to radical driving by others. Regardless of whether today's extreme driving is more common than the past, the outcome varies. Violence and strikes constituting the anger of the road are rare, but they deserve the attention of the police.