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Describe a traffic rule or law you know about. v.1

Describe a traffic rule or law you know about. v. 1
Describe a traffic rule or law you know about. You should say: what it is how you know about it do you follow this rule/law and explain why this rule is important. [You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes to help you if you wish. ] Sample Answer 1: Traffic laws or traffic regulations are in place to ensure the safety of the vehicles, passengers, drivers and other people. While some traffic laws are universal, some vary country to country or even state to state. 'Drunk Driving Law' is a common traffic law that I learned while I prepared for the driving licence test a few years ago. The Drunk Driving law prohibits drivers drive a motorised vehicle when they are under the influence of alcohol or any other drugs, including any type of recreational drugs or those prescribed by the physicians. The acceptable limit of blood alcohol content may vary from country to country but the main objective of this law is to prohibit people who are incapable of operating a motor vehicle on the road due to the influence of alcohol or any other drugs. Before taking the driving licence test, I had to prepare for a written test and from there I learned about many traffic laws and regulations including this 'Drunk Driving Law'. As part of my preparation for the test, I also browsed a few websites and online resources to learn more about it. Safe driving is a top-most priority to me. I often drive when my family members sit on the car. As a law-abiding citizen, I try to follow every traffic rules in place. I have never been charged or even fined for any traffic rule violation and that, I guess, proves that I abide by the traffic rules very strictly. Why is Drunk Driving law important? - Well, all over the world traffic accidents are predominantly caused by the driving under alcohol and drug influence. If this law not in place, the outcome would have been more catastrophic. One of the main reasons for youth mortality in Europe these days is driving under influence. More than $60 billion damages are caused by this single reason each year. Driving while drunk is a criminal offence and this law prevents many accidents and damages on the roads. No doubt this is quite an important traffic law that safeguards many lives and ensures safety on the road. Sample Answer 2: Driving a vehicle is really a fun. But to derive the fun, one should know about the traffic rules and abide by them. Stopping the vehicle on a red light or stop sign is one of those rules that every driver should follow. I thank you for this nice Candidate Task Card and for the time you have allowed to talk about it. In fact, a red light is considered as the stop sign on roads and streets. When the red light is on, it means that the vehicles plying on the roads should stop for a certain moment until the red light turns green. In this time, usually pedestrians cross the street or another road is kept open for vehicle movement. Besides, the sign of red light is also used to stop the vehicles in case of emergencies. Moreover, the red lights on the vehicles also refer the same. When those are on while driving, it denotes the cars are about to stop. Hence, it appears that the use of the red light is diversified. When I was 18, I learnt driving from a professional school. I learnt about the law from that school. In fact, I had some ideas about the red light but was unaware of the complete use of the sign and about the law. Usually, when the red light is on at the streets, the drivers are to stop their vehicles near the pole where the lights are mounted. Besides, the light is also used for indicating danger ahead in any parts of the streets. So, I was glad learning about the use of red lights on streets. Now, the lights are found in traffic signals and behind the cars. Of course, I follow the rule. In fact, this is a law in the USA to follow the red light signals. If someone does not follow the red light while driving, it often considered as a serious offence and the drivers are even punished to some extent if they do not follow the sign. Actually, if the red light signal is violated, there are lots of chances of accidents. While I was learning to drive a car, my instructor told me to always follow the red light signals. So, whenever I am on street with my Dodge Challenger, I try to follow all the traffic rules and especially the red light sign. Following traffic rules is mandatory for each of the drivers on the street. If they do not follow the rules, especially the red light meant to stop the vehicle, a massive disorder may take place. The chances are more on junctions or on crossroads. When a driver does not follow the stop signal and drives the vehicle, certainly there will be some negative consequences. The stop/ start signs are synchronised on the street- when there is a red light on a corner, it means there is a green light in somewhere else of the same junction. So, if a driver avoids the red light from his corner, surely he is to create a disorder on the street. The consequences are highly detrimental for everyone on the street. Therefore, it is important to follow the red light or stop signals while driving on the road.   More Ideas to talk about this Cue Card/ Candidate Task Card topic: Topic: Describe a traffic rule or law you know about. 1. In Thailand, it takes a person to reach at least 18 years to get the drivers’ license. I came to know about the fact when I went to learn driving at a local driving school. I have crossed 18 in last year and now I am eligible to have my own driving license. People below 18 are immature and usually causes the accidents. So, they are not allowed to get the license. Considering the ground, the rule is important for Thailand. 2. Within the urban areas of Germany, the speed limit is set to 50 km per hour. This is a great rule to follow and I came to know about it a few years ago when I started driving in Dortmund. I follow the rule exactly. First of all, the rule is made for the security of the drivers, vehicles, and properties. Usually, the urban areas are crowded and driving at a high speed may bring devastation. So, the rule is important to follow. 3. Unnecessary beeping horns are prohibited in Australia. I came to know about the matter during my first ride in the country after migrating from New Zealand. I always try to follow the rule. Maintaining the silence is a must to prevent sound pollution in the country. So, the drivers are trained to drive silently and they only beep the horn when there are chances of collisions. So, I think the rule is highly important. 4. Using seatbelts has been made compulsory for the passenger in the front seat of a car across Qatar. I went in a short visit in the country and sat on the front seat of a car. The car driver informed me about the matter. And since then, I started following the rule. In fact, using the seatbelts in the front seat helps to prevent an accident. The riders in the front seats are at risks of serious damages if there is an accident. But the seatbelts help to prevent them falling out of the car while the airbag also helps to stop the falling. No seatbelt means a higher risk of life. 5. Drinking alcohol while driving is not allowed in Malaysia. It increases the chances of an accident. I came to know from a newspaper about the matter. I obviously follow the rule. In fact, I am not an alcoholic and so, I do not have chances to drink while driving. This rule helps to save lives. Earlier, many of the accidents had happened as the drivers were drunk. Even some of them lost their lives. So, the rule is important to save lives while driving. Other traffic rules and regulations that you can talk about for this cue card topic: 1. Observing and following traffic signs. 2. Maintaining speed limit. 3. Stopping if there has been a collision. 4. Driving without a licence or with a suspended licence is a law violation. 5. Reckless driving. 6. Speeding. 7. Unlawful vehicle modifications. 8. Illegal U-turn. 9. Hit and Run. 10. Child safety belts and passenger restraint requirements. 11. Accidents and accident report. 12. Driving without insurance. 13. Driving without registration. 14. Running a red light / stop sign.
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1: Traffic
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traffic
regulations are in
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place
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that I learned while I prepared for the
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motorised
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vehicle
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influence
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alcohol
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other
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drugs
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drugs
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alcohol
content may vary from
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country
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the main objective of this
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is to prohibit
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vehicle
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due to the
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driving
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and from there I learned about
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also
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is a top-most priority to me. I
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drive
when my family members sit on the
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car
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violation and that,
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accidents
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predominantly
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alcohol
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. If this
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driving
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. More than $60 billion damages
are caused
by this single reason each
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year
.
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while
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drunk
is a criminal
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offence
and this
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law
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prevents
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accidents
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roads
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important
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that safeguards
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lives
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2: Driving
a
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vehicle
is
really
a fun.
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traffic
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rules
and abide by them. Stopping the
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vehicle
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light
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that every
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streets
. When the
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is on, it means that the
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vehicles
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stop
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light
turns green. In this time,
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usually
pedestrians cross the
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street
or another
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road
is
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open for
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vehicle
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is
also
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to
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vehicles
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vehicles
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, it denotes the
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cars
are about to
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, it appears that the
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of the
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is diversified
.

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learnt
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from a professional school. I
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learnt
about the
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from that school. In
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light
is on at the
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drivers
are to
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stop
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vehicles
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are mounted
.
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also
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used
for indicating
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danger
ahead in any parts of the
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streets
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, I was glad learning about the
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on
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are found
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in the USA to
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light
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. If someone does not
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light
while
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driving
, it
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often
considered as a serious
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offence
and the
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drivers
are even punished to
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some
extent if they do not
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, if the
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light
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signal
is violated
, there are lots of
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chances
of
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accidents
. While I was learning to
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drive
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car
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light
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.
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, whenever I am on
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street
with my Dodge Challenger, I try to
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all the
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traffic
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rules
and
especially
the
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light
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.

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rules
is mandatory for each of the
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on the
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street
. If they do not
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rules
,
especially
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meant to
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the
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vehicle
, a massive disorder may take
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place
. The
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chances
are more on junctions or on crossroads. When a
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driver
does not
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stop
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signal
and
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vehicle
,
certainly
there will be
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negative
consequences. The
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are
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synchronised
on the
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when there is a
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red
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light
on a corner, it means there is a green
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light
in somewhere else of the same junction.
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, if a
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driver
avoids the
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red
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light
from his corner,
surely
he is to create a disorder on the
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street
. The consequences are
highly
detrimental for everyone on the
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street
.
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light
or
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stop
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road
.
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topic
:
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Topic
:
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a
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traffic
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rule
or
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law
you
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know
about. 1. In Thailand, it takes a person to reach at least 18 years to
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get
the
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drivers’
license. I
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came
to
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know
about the
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fact
when I went to learn
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driving
at a local
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driving
school. I have crossed 18 in last
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year
and
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now
I am eligible to have my
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own
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driving
license.
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People
below 18 are immature and
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usually
causes the
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accidents
.
So
, they are not
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allowed
to
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get
the license. Considering the ground, the
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rule
is
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important
for Thailand.

2. Within the urban areas of Germany, the speed limit
is set
to 50 km per hour. This is a great
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rule
to
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follow
and I
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came
to
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know
about it a few years ago when I
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started
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driving
in Dortmund. I
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follow
the
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rule
exactly.
This phrase is redundant. Consider using "first".
First of all
, the
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rule
is made
for the security of the
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drivers
,
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vehicles
, and properties.
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Usually
, the urban areas
are crowded
and
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driving
at a high speed may bring devastation.
So
, the
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rule
is
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important
to
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follow. 3
. Unnecessary beeping horns
are prohibited
in Australia. I
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came
to
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know
about the matter during my
first
ride in the
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country
after migrating from New Zealand. I always try to
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follow
the
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rule
. Maintaining the silence is a
After 'must', the verb is used without 'to'. Probably, you should use "must" or "have to" here.
must to
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prevent
sound pollution in the
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country
.
So
, the
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drivers
are trained
to
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drive
Use a comma before 'and' if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
silently and
they
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only
beep the horn when there are
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chances
of collisions.
So
, I
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think
the
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rule
is
highly
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important. 4
. Using seatbelts has
been made
compulsory for the passenger in the
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front
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seat
of a
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car
across Qatar. I went in a short visit in the
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country
and sat on the
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front
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seat
of a
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car
. The
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car
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driver
informed me about the matter. And since then, I
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started
following the
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rule
. In
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fact
, using the seatbelts in the
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front
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seat
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helps
to
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prevent
an
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accident
. The riders in the
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front
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seats
are at
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risks
of serious damages if there is an
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accident
.
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But
the seatbelts
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help
to
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prevent
them falling out of the
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car
while the airbag
also
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helps
to
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stop
the falling. No seatbelt means a higher
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risk
of life.

5. Drinking
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alcohol
while
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driving
is not
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allowed
in Malaysia. It increases the
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chances
of an
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accident
. I
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came
to
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know
from a newspaper about the matter. I
obviously
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follow
the
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rule
. In
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fact
, I am not an alcoholic and
so
, I do not have
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chances
to drink while
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driving
. This
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rule
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helps
to save
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lives
. Earlier,
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many
of the
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accidents
had happened as the
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drivers
were
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drunk
. Even
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some
of them lost their
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lives
.
So
, the
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rule
is
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important
to save
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lives
while
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driving
.
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Other
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traffic
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rules
and regulations that you can
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talk
about for this cue card
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topic
: 1. Observing and following
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traffic
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signs. 2
. Maintaining speed limit.

3. Stopping if there has been a collision.

4.
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Driving
without a
Possible spelling mistake. 'licence' is British English.
licence
or with a suspended
Possible spelling mistake. 'licence' is British English.
licence
is a
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law
violation.

5. Reckless
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driving. 6
. Speeding.

7. Unlawful
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vehicle
modifications.

8. Illegal U-turn.

9. Hit and Run.

10. Child safety belts and passenger restraint requirements.

11.
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Accidents
and
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accident
report.

12.
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Driving
without insurance.

13.
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Driving
without registration.

14. Running a
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red
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light
/
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stop
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sign
.
21Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
339Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
16Mistakes
Language is the blood of the soul into which thoughts run and out of which they grow.
Oliver Wendell Holmes

IELTS speaking Describe a traffic rule or law you know about. v. 1

Speaking
  American English
24 paragraphs
1523 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
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    Include an introduction and conclusion
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    Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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    Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
  • ?
    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
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    Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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