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The only way to improve safety on our roads is to give much stricter punishments for driving offences. What extend do you agree or disagree? v.1

The only way to improve safety on our roads is to give much stricter punishments for driving offences. What extend v. 1
Road safety has become a measure concern these days. Whether rigorous penalties would be the most effective way to deter driving offences, is a very controversial issue. Although, I second that the implementation of harsher punishments could be the best solution for hindering the road accident, there are other methods which should be applied by the government for making people conscious about road safety. First and foremost, the implementation of rigid rules regarding road safety proved to be fruitful. For example, in Vietnam, the citizens are punished for not wearing a helmet from $20 to $40. Fearing for this penalty, people never put off their helmet during driving. Moreover, if the government does not make that hard laws for the would-be offenders, it is possible that the law breakers would conveniently break the law. For instance, in Singapore, before 1980, the government did not impose any law regarding road casualties, which had caused many lives meaningless for their families and society. When the authority saw this, they started new rules and regulations which were the most effective in the long run. Similarly, people have started to think about more measures that should be taken to minimize road injuries of death, regardless of the implementation of various types of law. The most effective one could be that the government should heighten people’s awareness by the media. This, eventually, could help people to understand not only the bad impact of not abiding by rules such as wearing a helmet at the time of driving, maintaining traffic signals, but it also makes people conscious about their lives. The other measure is that encouraging people to use the public transport such as bus, train, et Cetra. In conclusion, while it is true that rigorous penalties are the key to impede road accidents, raising people’s consciousness and encouraging people to use public transports, in my opinion, could also be the best methods.
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safety has become a measure concern these days. Whether rigorous penalties would be the most effective way to deter driving
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offences
, is a
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very
controversial issue. Although, I second that the implementation of harsher punishments could be the best solution for hindering the
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road
accident, there are other methods which should
be applied
by the
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government
for making
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people
conscious about
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road
safety.

First
and foremost, the implementation of rigid
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rules
regarding
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road
safety proved to be fruitful.
For example
, in Vietnam, the citizens
are punished
for not wearing a helmet from $20 to $40. Fearing for this penalty,
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people
never put off their helmet during driving.
Moreover
, if the
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government
does not
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make
that
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hard
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laws
for the would-be offenders, it is possible that the
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law
breakers would
conveniently
break the
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law
.
For instance
, in Singapore,
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before
1980, the
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government
did not impose any
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law
regarding
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road
casualties, which had caused
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many
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lives
meaningless for their families and society. When the authority
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saw
this, they
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started
new
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rules
and regulations which were the most effective in the long run.

Similarly
,
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people
have
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started
to
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think
about more measures that should
be taken
to minimize
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road
injuries of death, regardless of the implementation of various types of
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law
. The most effective one could be that the
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government
should heighten
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people’s
awareness by the media. This,
eventually
, could
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help
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people
to understand not
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only
the
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bad
impact of not abiding by
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rules
such as wearing a helmet at the time of driving, maintaining traffic signals,
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but
it
also
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makes
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people
conscious about their
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lives
. The other measure is that encouraging
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people
to
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use
the public transport such as bus, train,
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et
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Cetra
.

In conclusion
, while it is true that rigorous penalties are the key to impede
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road
accidents, raising
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people’s
consciousness and encouraging
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people
to
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use
public transports, in my opinion, could
also
be the best methods.
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IELTS essay The only way to improve safety on our roads is to give much stricter punishments for driving offences. What extend v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
317 words
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Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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